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Brassica Pay Ltd, a subsidiary of the Brassica Group, is a licensed Payment Service Provider (PSP) based in Ghana and regulated by the Bank of Ghana. The company's mission is to unify Africa's fragmented payment ecosystem by providing a comprehensive payment solution for businesses. They offer services including local and international payment collections (pay-ins), disbursements (pay-outs), card issuing, and agency banking, all accessible through a single API integration. Their platform is built to help African businesses scale by simplifying the process of accepting various payment methods like mobile money, cards, and bank transfers.

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Brassica Pay Gh

Ghana

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2020 (6 Years)

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