Cregis to Participate in Africa Fintech Summit 2026

Cregis will join Africa Fintech Summit 2026 as a Collaborate Partner from November 18 to 20 at the Kigali Convention Centre in Kigali, Rwanda. The company will meet fintech businesses, payment providers and industry partners to explore practical uses of digital assets. With experience supporting a range of financial and digital businesses, Cregis looks forward to understanding regional payment needs and discussing how enterprises can reduce the technical and operational work involved in adopting digital assets.

Supporting the Next Steps in African Payments

Mobile money and digital wallets are established channels for financial services across many African markets. Cross-border business introduces further requirements, as companies need to connect payment networks, currencies and settlement arrangements that differ by country. Stablecoins offer an additional way to move funds for some use cases, but adoption still depends on integration with local channels, customer services and risk controls. Africa Fintech Summit brings fintech businesses, financial institutions, investors and policy stakeholders together to exchange perspectives on financial services and cross-border collaboration. In Kigali, Cregis aims to learn how these requirements differ across markets and explore where digital asset infrastructure can support local businesses.

The Path to Mainstream Digital Asset Adoption

King-son Tamuno-Omie Ariweriokuma, Regional Manager, Africa at Cregis, will join “Crypto’s Journey from Margins to Mainstream” on November 19, 2026, from 11:50 AM to 12:20 PM. The panel will explore the progression of crypto into mainstream financial and business use, with representatives from Africa Web3 Institute, United Africa Blockchain Association, Africa Blockchain Festival and Africa Fintech Summit.

Panel details and registration:

https://africafintechsummit.com/events/africa-fintech-summit-kigali-2026/sessions/13478db8-e2dd-4e59-b2a0-05d2b424fc00

Infrastructure Shaped by Business Use

Cregis products support businesses across fintech, forex and CFD brokerage, payment card services and iGaming. Their needs vary: trading platforms must connect customer fund movements with account systems, card businesses need digital asset wallets and fund transfer capabilities, and payment providers require traceable processes for cross-border collections and payouts. Years of experience across these sectors inform how Cregis WaaS and Payment Engine fit into business applications. APIs and SDKs allow companies to integrate wallet and onchain operations into existing systems or build new services on the same infrastructure. Payment Engine supports digital asset payment processing and reconciliation. Businesses can retain their product design and customer workflows while spending less time developing the underlying blockchain infrastructure.

A Secure Environment for Enterprise Asset Operations

Reliable payments depend on effective control over the assets behind them. Cregis uses MPC-based self-custody infrastructure for distributed key-share management and collaborative signing, helping businesses retain control of their funds. Team permissions and transaction approvals allow existing governance processes to extend into digital asset operations. Integrated KYT screening and risk policies help identify suspicious transactions and direct them for review or restrict subsequent fund movements. By incorporating these controls into business systems, enterprises can establish clear responsibilities and operating procedures as they expand their digital asset services.

At Africa Fintech Summit, Cregis looks forward to discussing cross-border payment needs, exchanging implementation experience and exploring opportunities to work with local businesses and industry partners. We look forward to meeting you in Kigali and exploring how digital assets can become more accessible and useful for enterprises.

Event website:

https://africafintechsummit.com/