Payment platforms, gateways, rails and settlement across our markets.
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Tazama reports live deployments across Africa, Asia and the Americas. AO examines what that footprint means for banks and payment operators adopting open-source transaction monitoring.
A strategic partnership between Tazama and WiredIn, following their first joint deployment with RSwitch in Rwanda, provides a practical example of how modern fraud and transaction-monitoring capabilities can be integrated into Africa's evolving digital payment ecosystems.
A partner comparison of seven e-commerce platforms covering storefront capability, catalogue and order management, extensibility, hosting and cost.
Facephi has published an analysis of collaborative fintech and financial inclusion in South Africa. AO looks at inclusion as an architecture problem: identity, payments, data, risk, channels and regulation have to connect before access becomes useful.
Tazama has joined the Global Anti-Scam Alliance as an Associate Member. AO looks at why shared fraud intelligence, and the operating model around it, is becoming as important as the detection technology itself as instant payments scale across Africa.
Tazama has released Version 4.0 of its open-source fraud transaction-monitoring platform, adding case management, rule and connection tooling, analytics and AI-assisted intelligence. AO looks at why transaction monitoring is becoming fraud-management infrastructure, and what that means for implementation.
The ThitsaWorks and Tazama partnership highlights an important challenge for digital finance: expanding access and accelerating payments while strengthening the technology used to identify and respond to financial crime.
Instant payments remove the window that batch fraud controls relied on. Detection has to move into the transaction path.
AO Group has joined the Tazama ecosystem, extending its work in real-time transaction monitoring, fraud prevention and the infrastructure behind safer digital financial services.
A discovery session is a working conversation about scope, constraints and what a credible first release looks like.
