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[IMPORTANT: Make this 4 times longer with much more detail] FinTech South Africa’s SOLmate doubles users to 100,000 as eWallet surge drives growth By Sakhile Dube May 02, 2025 Image Source: SOLmate Share South African fintech startup SOLmate has doubled its active user base over the past year to about 100,000, driven by soaring demand

[IMPORTANT: Make this 4 times longer with much more detail] Digital Nomads Digital Nomads: The first-time founders seeking global mobility for a chance at being funded By Emmanuel Nwosu May 03, 2025 From L–R: Victor Daniyan, Nearpays CEO and Uzochukwu Mbamalu, Palremit CEO/Image design by Wunmi Eunice for TechCabal Share Victor Daniyan is standing on

— The Birth of a Game-Changer It all started in 2018 when SOLmate, a South African fintech startup, set out on a mission to bridge the gap in digital payments for the underbanked population. Fast forward to today, and this dynamic company has made significant strides. — Revolutionizing E-Wallet Services SOLmate has witnessed an impressive

Victor Daniyan nervously stands on a stage in Morocco, pitching his startup Nearpays to experienced judges and investors. The pressure is palpable as he waits for their feedback, hoping for that one elusive “yes” that could change everything. Struggling for Funds in Nigeria Building a contactless payment solution like Nearpays is no easy feat, especially

South Africa has witnessed a remarkable transformation in its financial technology sector, with the emergence of SOLmate propelling digital payments to new heights. Founded in 2018, this innovative fintech startup has not only doubled its user base to an impressive 100,000 but has also become a trailblazer in the realm of eWallet services. “eWallets have