BudPay has reiterated its commitment to connecting African businesses to global trade opportunities through its payment infrastructure solutions for local and global enterprises in Africa.
According to the Chief Executive Officer of BudPay, Wale Hassan, the company’s payment infrastructure, designed to cater to the constantly evolving needs of the African market, has been instrumental in enabling corporates, small and medium-scale enterprises (SMEs), and startups to accept payments in over 100 countries.
He said as e-commerce and digital trade continue to expand rapidly, the demand for robust and inclusive payment solutions has significantly increased.
Hassan said BudPay has secured licenses, system and security certifications, as well as strategic partnerships with leading providers, enabling businesses to participate in the global economy.
“We are humbled and at the same time proud to have earned the trust of over 20,000 businesses across three markets in the last 2 years. While the payment industry is already quite robust, we identified a distinctive opportunity to redefine the global payments landscape for African businesses. Our mission is to power global trade and drive economic growth beyond borders,” he stated.
He highlighted the company’s commitment to global best practices for the security and compliance of its infrastructure, which has been a key factor in the success of its operations over the years.
According to him, the company is licensed by the Central Bank of Nigeria and certified by other recognised financial, payment security, and data regulatory bodies at both national and global levels.
Hassan said this has enabled BudPay to earn the trust of its customers, adding that with its robust measures and partnerships, it has demonstrated readiness to empower African enterprises to thrive in both local & international markets.
