With the continuous assistance of HAVA-C, Tanda is well-positioned to continue resolving two of Africa’s biggest growth concerns.
These difficulties include digitizing retail payments to enable speedier, more affordable, and more feasible transactions as well as providing unbanked Africans and small companies with access to crucial financial services like lending, savings, and wealth management. Tanda is in a good position to keep overcoming these difficulties.
Over the next 15 months, the company will be able to expand operations in Kenya and East Africa, speed up product development, and invest in important strategic partners thanks to the finance.
In addition, Tanda is launching a new brand identity to more accurately reflect its expanding product line.
These include Tanda Trader, an app that enables businesses to receive payments, sell digital goods, and obtain financing; Tanda Pocket, a digital wallet with virtual cards that can be used to make purchases, track finances, and set a budget; and Tanda I/O, an API library that streamlines how businesses collect and distribute pay-outs across mobile networks, agents and utility service providers.