What is AfricaPay?
What is AfricaPay?
AfricaPay is a regional program under the TouristPay Global Digital Currency Initiative, created to help African governments, central banks, and regulators strengthen their economies by advancing the use of Digital Local Currencies.
At AfricaPay, we believe:
It’s not about the technology — it’s about the fuel.
And the fuel is Local Currency.
More specifically, Digital Local Currency — the true driver of financial inclusion, economic resilience, and cross-border opportunity.
AfricaPay supports both inbound and outbound flows:
For inbound flows, it enables tourists, diaspora, students, and foreign residents to BUY, KEEP, and SPEND African Local Currencies through secure, government-approved digital channels.
For outbound flows, it gives African banks and regulated entities access to Digital Local Currencies of other countries, allowing African individuals studying or traveling abroad to access destination currencies through regulated, transparent, central bank-supervised channels.
AfricaPay connects national currencies with global systems, turning Local Currency into a powerful digital fuel — for people, for governments, and for the future of Africa.
Our Mission
TürkiyePay has seen the market and the stakeholders involved and has a new perspective on the entire game. We keep convenience and practicality at the top of our priorities list.
We work with local regulators and central banks to streamline an existing experience. We have the knowledge, the experience, the know-how, and the right tools for the job
Our Mission
At AfricaPay, our mission is to empower African economies by transforming Local Currency into a trusted, digital asset — accessible globally and regulated locally.
We work hand-in-hand with governments, central banks, and financial institutions to enable secure, transparent, and cost-effective ways for individuals to BUY, KEEP, and SPEND African Digital Local Currencies.
By supporting both inbound and outbound fund flows, we aim to strengthen monetary sovereignty, promote financial inclusion, and ensure that every transaction — from tourism to diaspora remittances — contributes to the continent’s long-term growth and stability.
