"Fintech companies must focus on building resilient, profitable businesses that can thrive without relying on constant infusions of venture funding."
"This shift from growth-at-all-costs to sustainable practices shows a maturing ecosystem prioritizing real-world solutions over speculative valuations."
African fintech has undergone significant changes, with funding dropping by 37% between 2022 and 2023. This trend has continued into 2024, pushing fintech companies in Africa to adopt sustainable practices and focus on long-term viability rather than rapid growth. Innovations like Nigeria's direct debit solutions, now valued at over $13 billion, exemplify this shift towards meaningful solutions that benefit businesses and consumers. This reflects a maturation in the fintech ecosystem, where attracting investments takes a backseat to delivering actual value and practical solutions for users.
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