Selasa, 02 Februari 2016

This new Stellar integration reaches 300,000 people

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Hello from Lagos, Nigeria! From late January to mid-February, four of Stellar.org’s team members are in Lagos. We’re building relationships with developers and financial service providers on the ground, and learning more about the specifics of the Nigerian ecosystem. We've been invited to speak at a number of events and meetups in the community, including a sold-out talk at startup accelerator iDEA Nigeria for 150 people.

We came to Nigeria to make a major announcement. Today, a new Stellar integration goes live: a low-cost payment transfer network among several microfinance organizations in Nigeria. Via an integration with microfinance software provider Oradian, this network reaches a total of 200 branches and serves over 300,000 end clients (over 90% are women), mainly in rural areas across Nigeria.
 

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Stellar.org team in Lagos. Photos courtesy of Adebayo Dawodu.
Other Stellar.org News
  • Joyce Kim spoke at the World Bank’s “Conference on Migration and the Global Development Agenda.” Joyce will address how Stellar can help lower the cost of remittances for migrant communities.
  • ReadWrite featured Stellar in a piece on why we must Bridge The Digital Divide. Stellar appears alongside other projects that extend digital access, including Google’s Project Loon and Facebook’s Internet.org.
  • TechCrunch interviewed Joyce on How to Be Nonprofit on Purpose.
  • Been awhile since you caught up on Stellar news? Read this report for even more updates on the latest Stellar integrations and projects.

Onward,

Team Stellar
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