Africa Neobank Radar
Most coverage of African fintech is written from London or San Francisco. This radar is the opposite: a running log of the developments that matter across African digital banking — licenses granted and revoked, rails launched, funding that changes the map — maintained on the ground, under the same rules as everything else on this site: a source for every claim, null over guesses, and nobody pays to be featured.
The 29 on the radar
The radar
The Africa chapter opens
neobankbeat tracks 28 verified-active African neobanks — from TymeBank's 11M customers to OPay, Kuda, Moniepoint and the mobile-money giants — but until now every fact was verified from afar. This radar changes that: a running log of the developments that matter across African digital banking, maintained on the ground, with the same rules as everything else here — a source for every claim, null over guesses, and nobody pays to be featured. Want to contribute or take a chapter of your own? Open an issue.
The chapter model
A chapter is two jobs in one: this radar, and data stewardship — the chapter holder audits and maintains their region's rows in data.json, and every regional addition or correction gets their eyes before it merges. Entries and fixes arrive by pull request, get reviewed like any other change, and ship with the contributor's byline. The trial to hold a chapter: four sourced radar entries and one full audit pass of the region's data.
Figures compiled from public sources, for comparison only — not financial advice. "Up to" rates change constantly; always confirm with the issuer. Spotted an error? Suggest a fix.