Africa Fintech: CIT VERICASH named Best Digital Financial Services Platform 2026 by Global Business Outlook
CIT VERICASH has been named Best Digital Financial Services Platform 2026 by Global Business Outlook, a renowned British business magazine known for its annual global finance awards. A single deployment of the VERICASH platform powers the digital operations of a pan-African banking group operating in 22 countries, processing over 500 transactions per second, over 30 million digital services per day, and more than 7 million active subscribers. Over the first five years of this client's full digital operations, digital subscribers multiplied by 5, monthly transactions by 10, and their monthly value by 30. This accolade adds to three distinctions won in 2025: Best Digital Transformation Platform, Fintech Strategic Partner of the Year, and Best Financial Services Platform Africa. CIT VERICASH is a division of CIT GLOBAL, a group founded in Toronto in 1993 with over 30 years of expertise in systems integration and a presence in more than 50 countries. The VERICASH platform, deployed in around twenty African markets and the Middle East, relies on a low-code/no-code service builder intended for commercial banks, digital banks, microfinance institutions, and mobile money operators. For African financial institutions, this recognition validates an ability to operate at industrial scale despite fragmented regulatory environments from one country to another. The company relies on a ten-year alliance with CWG PLC in West Africa and a partnership with Bluechip Technologies in East Africa, while integrating artificial intelligence at the heart of its services, from automated credit scoring to real-time fraud detection. This series of accolades coincides with the post-pandemic acceleration of digital financial services adoption in sub-Saharan Africa, where institutions that invested in robust ecosystems...
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Source : Africa Newsroom (APO)
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