
Ivorypay
Ivorypay is a crypto payment infrastructure platform enabling African businesses to accept stablecoin payments and access global payouts.

What is Ivorypay?
Ivorypay is a crypto payment infrastructure platform built for Africa, enabling businesses to accept stablecoin payments and settle instantly to local African currencies through banks and mobile money. It provides a bi-directional crypto payment rail that connects African businesses to the global economy without forex restrictions or banking barriers. Businesses can accept payments in stablecoins like USDT and USDC through API integrations, payment links, invoices, QR codes, or Ivorypay's no-code storefront builder. Payments can be automatically converted to local currency for predictable cash flow, with support for 150+ countries and fees up to 90% lower than traditional processors. Ivorypay also serves global brands, NGOs, and fintechs with features including automated KYC, real-time AML monitoring, and comprehensive regulatory compliance for major African markets.
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