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IDT Corporation, a global fintech company, announced the expansion of its BOSS Money app into Francophone Africa – Senegal, Côte dIvoire, Cameroon, and Democratic Republic of Congo

The BOSS Money app now enables app users to send, receive, carry, and exchange money in multiple local currencies across Francophone Africa. The app also enables direct receipt of BOSS Money remittances within minutes from friends and family in the US.   

"We are excited to expand our BOSS Money services and bring our transformative fintech solutions to Senegal, Côte d'Ivoire, Cameroon, and Democratic Republic of Congo," said Nat Robinson, CEO at BOSS Money Africa. “We’ve tailored the BOSS Money app specifically to meet the pressing need among the unbanked for a cross-border transaction platform in these markets.”

With a focus on customer-centricity, the BOSS Money app aims to redefine the financial transaction landscape for individuals and small businesses in Francophone Africa, offering innovative solutions tailored to the unique needs and aspirations of the local communities. By leveraging fintech and expertise in local financial markets, the BOSS Money app is becoming a powerful tool for financial inclusion and economic empowerment.

"Our goal is to empower individuals and businesses with convenient, secure, and affordable financial services across Africa, enabling them to thrive and build a brighter future," added Grace Anyetei, regional director of operations, IDT.

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