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Product — MomoMe
MomoMe connects supported mobile-money networks, banks, payment providers and financial infrastructure so customers can send money across supported African corridors while recipients receive local currency through supported payout channels.
Transaction flow
Step 01
Sender
GHS / NGN / XAF
Step 02
MomoMe
Orchestration layer
Step 03
Payment + FX + Settlement
Supported infrastructure partners
Step 04
Recipient
Local currency
Customer experience
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Select the recipient and destination.
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Enter the amount and pay through a supported payment method.
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MomoMe coordinates the appropriate payment, FX and settlement infrastructure.
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The recipient receives local currency through a supported payout channel.
Multi-rail infrastructure
Each corridor can use the most appropriate supported provider for collection, orchestration, FX, settlement and payout.
Collection
Orchestration
FX & Liquidity
Settlement
Payout
Settlement technology
Where appropriate and supported by regulated partners, MomoMe may integrate digital settlement technologies such as:
Conceptual settlement path
Customer experience remains currency-native.
FAQ
MomoMe is under active development. Our initial objective is a Ghana–Cameroon–Nigeria triangular payment corridor, delivered together with appropriately licensed or regulator-approved partners.
Madiba Digitals is a technology company. We intend to work with appropriately licensed, registered or regulator-approved financial infrastructure providers in each market we serve.
The initial network focus covers GHS, XAF and NGN corridors, with additional African markets planned over time.
No. Where digital settlement rails are used with regulated partners, the customer experience remains currency-native — send in local currency, receive in local currency.
MomoMe is designed to provide infrastructure that businesses and financial platforms can integrate into their own applications. Talk to us about early partner conversations.
MomoMe is designed so the sender pays in their local currency and the recipient receives in theirs, through supported payout channels.