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Channel VAS, a fintech and data analytics company, has announced that it will be the fintech sponsor of the Mobile 360 Africa event in Kigali, Rwanda, 16-18 July

Bassim Haidar, Channel VAS’ founder and CEO, said, “Channel VAS is always keen on supporting major events like the M360 Africa, which promotes inspirational and disruptive ideas, like the services we offer, to shape the continent’s mobile and digital future.”

“With the Channel VAS vision being the financial inclusion of unbanked populations in Africa, coming closer to other major players in the mobile ecosystem to work together towards that goal is facilitated through events like M360 Africa,” he added.

Akinwale Goodluck, head of sub-Saharan Africa, GSMA, stated, “Mobile 360 Series – Africa aims to showcase how mobile connectivity is providing a foundation for innovation and entrepreneurship across the region, delivering a range of essential services across finance, healthcare and digital identity.”

A delegation of Channel VAS executives will attend the event and will hold important meetings with some of the major businesses in the region to expand the delivery of the company’s services towards financial inclusion to more countries and people in the region.

The company offers airtime credit and data credit services, as well as other innovative mobile finance and fintech services in more than 30 countries worldwide, covering most of West Africa, South and East Africa as well as several Middle Eastern and Asian countries.

The company’s expansion is supported by a strong portfolio of proprietary intellectual properties on the products and tools offered to MNOs and businesses across the globe.

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