DPO Group Extends Africa Reach with Licences to Operate in Senegal, Côte d’Ivoire & DR Congo
Written by: MyPressportal Team Save to Instapaper
DPO Group, a leading payments technology company in Africa, has announced that it is now operating in Senegal, Côte d’Ivoire and the Democratic Republic of Congo in francophone Africa. The company works with over 100,000 merchants throughout Africa enabling businesses to pay and be paid on and offline quickly, securely and easily.
“We believe that there is significant potential for e-commerce in francophone Africa, making the region a key focus area for us. While we’ve been operating in Côte d’Ivoire since early 2019, being able to now also process payments in Senegal and DR Congo is an exciting development for us and demonstrates our commitment to growth in Africa,“ commented Eran Feinstein, CEO of DPO Group.
“We’re looking forward to working with many new merchants in Senegal, Côte d’Ivoire and DR Congo and supporting small and medium-sized businesses by enabling them to financially transact with other businesses within the region and throughout Africa, Our virtual prepaid card, facilitated by Mastercard, will allow businesses across Africa, to make online payments internationally with other companies, such as Amazon and Expedia.com,” Mr Feinstein added.
DPO Group launched operations in Kenya in 2006 and since then has expanded across East, West and Southern Africa through organic growth and strategic acquisitions. The company is the largest payment service provider in South Africa following the acquisition of PayFast in July.
By January 2021, DPO Group forecasts it will be processing millions of payment transactions in francophone Africa with greatest demand from the business travel arena initially, followed by e-commerce.
In Sub-Saharan Africa, the growth of mobile money is playing a pivotal role in extending financial services to those people traditionally excluded from the financial system. In Ghana, Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya and Tanzania, where DPO Group has been operating since early 2006, its partnership with mobile money operators such as M-Pesa, Airtel, Tigo, MTN and Orange has allowed consumers to pay their bills and shop online easily. The company reports a 500% increase in the number of these transactions over the last 2 years. By 2021 DPO anticipates that 50% of its total transactions across Africa will be carried out via mobile phone.
Source: https://paymentsafrika.com/payment-news/dpo-group-extends-africa-reach-with-licences-to-operate-in-senegal-cote-divoire-dr-congo/
Get new press articles by email
We submit and automate press releases distribution for a range of clients. Our platform brings in automation to 5 social media platforms with engaging hashtags. Our new platform The Pulse, allows premium PR Agencies to have access to our newsletter subscribers.
Latest from
- African Energy Chamber Leads Boycott Of Summit Citing Discrimination And Exclusion Of Local Talent
- Quarterly Employment Rises In South Africa Despite Annual Job Losses Across Multiple Industries
- African Banks Deliver Robust Revenue Growth As Sector Matures Into Strong Global Performer
- ECD Sector Warns Of Critical Infrastructure Shortfall As Expansion Targets Outpace Investment
- Health Experts Warn Of Escalating Lifestyle Diseases And Push For Prevention Focus In South Africa
- South Africa Showcases Tourism Resilience And Readiness To Welcome Global Travellers
- Edgars Club Members Unlock Exclusive Discounts Across City Lodge Hotels Brands Nationwide
- Rand Show 2026 Set To Deliver Unmatched Entertainment And Family Experiences At Nasrec
- Hostex 2026 Launches With Renewed Momentum Showcasing Global Brands And SME Innovation
- Experts Call On Accountants To Clarify Roles As Tax Debt Challenges Intensify In 2026
- Africa’s Travel Indaba 2026 Attracts Global Buyers As Durban Prepares To Host Major Tourism Event
- South Africa’s Wine Industry Urged To Prioritise Market Access In Competitive Global Landscape
- Namibia Positions Itself As Regional Gateway For Critical Minerals Ahead Of African Mining Week
- Ramaphosa Warns Of Sharp Fuel Price Hike As Government Weighs Levy Cut To Ease Cost Pressure
- WSB Teams Up With CompTIA To Deliver Accessible Globally Recognised IT Certifications In South Africa
The Pulse Latest Articles
- Influencers Share Their Favourite Holiday Games (March 26, 2026)
- Procurement Can Buy Pr. It Cannot Buy Judgement. (March 25, 2026)
- Cape Town Fintech Happy Pay Raises $5m To Reinvent Bnpl In South Africa (March 23, 2026)
- Why Hr Dashboards Are Now A Compliance Imperative — Not A “nice To Have” (March 20, 2026)
- The Truck Driver Who Turns Overnight Stops Into A Living Archive Of Namibia (March 18, 2026)
