Silicon Hills News / Beyonic’s global payment system
Non-profit organizations spend more than $30 billion every year in overhead costs, trying to get cash to people around the world…
View ArticleForbes / At SXSW, Beyonic presents its platform for Mobile Payments in Africa
Recently, there have been great strides made in creating mobile networks for moving around money in developing nations. The focus has been on individual consumers–for example, allowing so-called...
View ArticleMondato / How can development organizations shift from cash to mobile?
Billions of dollars in foreign aid are disbursed by donor governments annually, funneled through intermediary organizations and ultimately distributed to a cross-section of development and humanitarian...
View ArticleNext Billion / Shifting Tracks From Cash to Mobile Money: The development...
The rise of mobile money in countries from Kenya to Bangladesh has introduced a powerful alternative channel through which aid funds can be more effectively disbursed and managed. While some...
View ArticleHumanIPO / PIVOT finalist Beyonic deploys cloud to track mobile money payments
Ugandan startup Beyonic has developed a cloud-based platform allowing businesses to make, track and manage payments to mobile money accounts across numerous providers.
View ArticleDignited / Connecting Mobile Money Payees to Payout Locations in Real Time
August 26, 2014 – Beyonic is excited to announce a partnership with Mercy Corps’ Agri-Fin Mobile program, to improve mobile payments by connecting 200 mobile money agents and 10,000 mobile money...
View ArticleTech Jaja / Beyonic and Mercy Corps to link the Payout of Mobile Money Services
Beyonic the winner of the ACIA 2014 service excellence Awards has announced a partnership with Mercy Corps’ Agricultural-Financial (Ari-Fin) Mobile program, to improve mobile payments by connecting...
View ArticleAll Africa / Beyonic Looks to Extend the Reach of Bulk M-Money Payments With...
M-money services take-up has taken time but as it passes the “critical mass” moment, two things begin to happen: firstly, their use spreads out beyond the first wave of users and secondly, more...
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Mobile Money Beyond P2P
South Africa’s Vodacom is ramping up its efforts to grow M-Pesa as a platform for paying salaries. The use of mobile payments platforms to pay salaries is getting more attention as the major player...
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Beyonic Named One of the Top 5 Companies Changing Mobile Money Transfer and...
We are proud to be named among one of the top companies changing the mobile money landscape in Uganda by Dignited! Looking forward to even more successful 2015!
View Article1776.vc / Member Spotlight: In Africa, Beyonic Offers Mobile Money —Without...
“Killing cash” isn’t usually a phrase you want your company to hear. At Beyonic, however, killing cash is the motive. The mobile money platform provides an effective alternative to the ineffective...
View ArticleBeyonic recognized for mobile money process innovation at The Innovators 2015
Beyonic was recognized as a key innovator in treasury and transaction services by Global Finance, for Corporate Expense Payments Via Mobile Money, under the Product/Process Innovation Category. The...
View ArticleAFK Insider Interview with Beyonic’s CEO
Note: This interview was part of an article originally written for AFK Insider by Dana Sanchez. It is reposted here with permission. Recently, Luke Kyohere, the CEO and co-founder of Beyonic, spoke to...
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Beyonic’s Pan-African strategy
“The East African mobile money scene is ramping up; with technology firm Beyonic entering into a partnership with Mobile Accord to set-up the largest mobile money aggregator in Africa, Airtel Tanzania...
View ArticleCNN Spotlight on Beyonic
CNN “Africa Now” Spotlight on Beyonic – Making mobile payments easier (Aired Oct 26 2015) The post CNN Spotlight on Beyonic appeared first on Beyonic.
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Africa Rising: Business in Action
On 6th February 2016, this past Saturday, our CEO, Luke Kyohere, took part in the “Africa Rising” technology panel at Georgetown University. As part of the larger Africa Business Symposium, the stellar...
View ArticleBeyonic among 10 African companies selected for the Barclay’s RISE programme
Out of a total of 450 applicants, Beyonic was one of 10 companies selected to be part of Barclays Inaugural Africa FinTech Accelerator program in Cape Town this year. The 13-week program is powered by...
View ArticleBeyonic’s CEO at the final Techstars event in Cape Town
For the past three months, Beyonic has been part of the Inaugural Barclays Africa/Techstars cohort in Cape Town, South Africa. Below, Beyonic’s CEO talks Beyonic, at the final event. The post...
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