Africa: Moniepoint's Monnify Processed $18b in Payments Last Year

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[Daba Finance] Monnify processed ₦25 trillion, or about $18.3 billion, in transaction volume in 2025 as Nigerian businesses continued to rely on digital payment infrastructure.

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Africa: Moniepoint's Monnify Processed $18b in Payments Last Year

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