KuvarPay Launches Digital Payment Platform

KuvarPay, a digital payment platform built for African and emerging-market businesses, today announced its official market launch.

The platform enables companies to accept payments from anywhere in the world while receiving fast, reliable settlements directly in their local currencies.

As digital commerce expands globally, many African merchants face challenges with accessing international revenue, managing currency conversion, and navigating fragmented payment infrastructure.

According to a press release by the firm, the Chief Financial Officer, KuvarPay, Mrs. Helen Davies, said KuvarPay is designed to close this gap by simplifying cross-border transactions and converting them into usable local currency without disrupting existing business operations.

“The demand for modern, borderless payment options has outpaced supply. By partnering with merchants across Africa, we’re helping companies unlock revenue streams that were previously out of reach. KuvarPay supports a wide range of digital payment methods, giving merchants flexibility without technical complexity.

“Through an intuitive dashboard, payment links, invoicing tools, and developer-friendly APIs, KuvarPay integrates seamlessly into existing checkout and payment workflows,” she said.

On his side, Founder of KuvarPay, Mr. Azeez Aderemi said “We’re not just launching a product; we’re unlocking opportunity. For the first time, businesses can confidently accept global digital payments and receive real, settled value in their bank accounts instantly and transparently.”

Commenting, Representative at Yellow Card, Mrs. Lily Ngarambe, said that “What impressed us most was KuvarPay’s team: technically strong, commercially savvy, and deeply committed to market success. This launch signals real potential for industry-wide transformation.”

“KuvarPay’s leadership team combines extensive experience in fintech, digital commerce, and commercial growth, positioning the company to scale responsibly across African markets while maintaining strong security and compliance standards,” she said.