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Ham Serunjogi x Jack Dorsey: Chipper Cash partners with Block (fka Square)

AdminBy AdminMay 16, 2024Updated:May 16, 2024No Comments1 Min Read
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Ham Serunjogi (Co-Founder & CEO, Chipper Cash)

African payments infrastructure company, Chipper Cash, is pleased to announce an important partnership with Block (formerly known as Square), to expand the power of the tbDEX protocol across Africa.

Block, Inc. (formerly Square, Inc.) is a financial technology company that owns Square. Jack Dorsey (former CEO of X (formerly Twitter), is the top individual shareholder, owning 10% of the company
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The tbDEX protocol is an open financial protocol that can move value anywhere around the world in a more efficient and cost-effective way than what is possible through traditional methods.

Says Ham Serunjogi (Co-Founder & CEO, Chipper Cash):

This partnership is going to be hugely impactful, from enabling faster and less expensive consumer remittances, to leveraging tbDEX to unlock trusted, compliant transactions with verifiable credentials (VCs) and decentralised identifiers (DIDs) to accelerate the onboarding and identity verification of consumers and small businesses.


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