164 Fortek, a Ghanaian financial platform services provider, has announced its collaboration with Codebase Technologies to utilize the Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) Digibanc platform. The partnership aims to offer affordable, accessible, and transparent digital financial services across Africa. By leveraging Codebase Technologies’ Digibanc platform, Fortek plans to enhance its existing services and support the growth of fintechs, banks, and start-ups in their efforts to launch new digital services. These services include instant lending, regulatory reporting, payments, and buy now, pay later options. The collaboration is expected to accelerate the digitization of financial services and foster entrepreneurship in Africa. It aims to contribute to economic growth and expand financial inclusion for over 1.4 billion Africans. Felix Quarcoe, the Managing Director at Fortek, emphasizes the company’s commitment to filling the gaps overlooked by traditional institutions. He believes that the partnership with Codebase will enable them to provide digital banking solutions to anyone, anywhere, and anytime. Paul Nilsen, Commercial Director and Africa Managing Director at Codebase Technologies, highlights the importance of addressing customer pain points for fintechs, neobanks, challengers, and corporates. He emphasizes the need for these entities to adapt to customer demands to effectively meet their needs. Fortek’s partnership with Codebase Technologies signifies their dedication to pushing the boundaries of digital banking in Africa and catering to the evolving needs of their customers. Together, they aim to drive financial inclusion, foster innovation, and meet the growing demand for accessible and transparent digital financial services on the continent. You Might Be Interested In Headline: Paving the Way for Carbon Capture’s Global Impact Nigeria Food Banks Reduce Handouts Amid Soaring Prices Gasoline prices are falling — for now Central Bank Official Forecasts Sri Lanka Inflation to Hit 5% in Q3-Q4 New York Community Bank Shares Plunge Following $2.4 Billion Earnings Setback Raymond James Bolsters Private Capital Advisory with Four Seasoned Bankers