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    Interswitch gets CBN’s Payments Service Holding Company License

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    The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) last week issued Interswitch the Payments Service Holding Company (PSHC) License, making the financial technology and integrated payments solution provider one of the inaugural licensees by the CBN in this category.

    The PSHC regulation requires companies with existing or prospective operations across multiple license categories to set up a payments service holding company (PSHC). The activities of each of the PSHC subsidiaries operating within those respective licensing regimes are clearly delineated, for clearer accountability, effective risk management and the enablement of better regulatory oversight by the CBN.

    Meanwhile, a statement from Interswitch has outlined that Interswitch’s Group Holding Company retains ownership of the PSHC in Nigeria as well as its other subsidiaries outside of Africa.

     ‘Twenty years ago, we placed a bet on the latent potential we saw in the introduction of e-payment channels at the time, particularly ATMs for the delivery of cash just in time, and today, we are gratified to see how far the financial technology and payment systems in Nigeria have grown. On the back of our receipt of this additional license, we remain strongly committed to a close partnership with the Central Bank of Nigeria to facilitate the delivery of the Payments Vision (2025) and of course, the National Financial Inclusion Strategy,” Interswitch’s Founder and Group CEO, Mitchell Elegbe.

    He reiterated that Interswitch’s resolute focus on its over-arching mission is to continue championing technology solutions that connect and empower individuals, businesses, and communities across the continent.

    This recent development interestingly coincides with Interswitch’s 20th-anniversary commemoration, which has seen the company cement its position as a pioneering and integral enabler that has actively supported the growth and development of fintech and payments progressively across Africa over the last 20 years. It also serves to reinforce Interswitch’s progressive outlook as a frontier-driving company that keeps pushing boundaries to facilitate the creation of new ecosystems that help businesses and individuals scale and thrive, in line with its purpose of inspiring Africa to greatness through innovation, value-creation and excellence.

     

     

     

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