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A collaboration introduces Ethiopia's first domestic credit card infrastructure, with Oromia Bank as the initial issuer, supported by SanuPay.

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A collaboration introduces Ethiopia's first domestic credit card infrastructure, with Oromia Bank as the initial issuer, supported by SanuPay.

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  1. The launch contributes to Ethiopia's developing domestic credit card infrastructure.1 source
  2. Ethiopia launches its first domestic credit card infrastructure, involving SanuPay and Oromia Bank, with operations in Kenya and Rwanda.1 source
  3. Ethiopia launches first domestic credit card using SanuPay and Equity Bank.1 source

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  • Electronic PaymentsSanuPay launches Ethiopia’s first domestic credit card with OpenWay SanuPay, a UAE-based payment processor, has collaborated with payments software platform OpenWay to introduce Ethiopia's first loca
  • PR NewswireEthiopia to Launch Its First Domestic Credit Card--Powered by OpenWay and SanuPay ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia, July 21, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- In a landmark development for East Africa's financial sector, Sa
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