Africa, Mapped
The financial infrastructure shaping Africa’s onchain economy. A free preview across four markets.
Last verified Oct 2026
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8 more markets are covered in our briefings.
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CompaniesPeople shaping the market
94- Olayemi CardosoGovernor, Central Bank of Nigeria
- Emomotimi AgamaDirector-General, Securities and Exchange Commission
- Kamau ThuggeGovernor, Central Bank of Kenya
- Wyckliffe ShamiahChief Executive Officer, Capital Markets Authority
This is the preview. The intelligence goes deeper.
Africa, Mapped shows a slice of what we track. On a call, we take you through the full picture for the market you’re entering:
- The licence your model needs, and the path to get it
- Qualified partners: banks, PSPs, ramps and liquidity
- The decision-makers to speak to first
- Corridors, competitors and entry risks
Tell us the market and the decision you’re making.
Beyond these four
8Our research also covers:
- Zambia
- Uganda
- Tanzania
- Senegal
- Egypt
- Morocco
- Mauritius
- Seychelles
How it’s built
Only verified records are published.
Africa, Mapped is drawn from our research database. Where something isn’t verified yet, we say so rather than fill the gap.
Every fact has a source
Records are tied to the documents, filings and conversations they come from.
Dated and verified
We track when something was last verified, because African markets move quickly.
Confidence-rated
We say what we know, what we think and what we don't know yet.
Connected, not listed
Companies, markets, regulations and people are linked, so you see how they affect each other.
Deeper intelligence
Want the full picture?
The public map gives you a starting point. We help companies go deeper into the companies, decision-makers, regulations, partners, opportunities and risks shaping African markets.
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- Market snapshot
- Live and proposed regulation
- Companies and categories
- People and corridors
With Settlement Layer
- Licensing paths and regulatory implications
- Partner qualification and decision-makers
- Competitive landscape and positioning
- Opportunities, risks and an entry plan