Cryptocurrency payment platform built for African and emerging-market businesses, KuvarPay, has said that despite the growing global adoption of digital assets, many African merchants are still unable to benefit due to volatility concerns, slow settlement times and fragmented payment infrastructure.

The firm said this while announcing its official market launch, noting that the platform enables businesses to accept cryptocurrency payments from anywhere in the world while receiving fast and reliable settlements directly in local fiat currencies.

According to KuvarPay, the platform is designed to simplify crypto payments and convert them into usable local currency without disrupting existing business operations.

Chief Financial Officer at KuvarPay, Mrs. Helen Davies, said: “The demand for crypto payment options has outpaced supply,” “By partnering with merchants across Africa, we’re helping companies unlock revenue streams that were previously out of reach.”

Also, Founder of KuvarPay, Mr Azeez Aderemi, said: “We’re not just launching a product, we’re unlocking opportunity. For the first time, businesses can confidently accept crypto payments and receive real, settled value in their bank accounts instantly and transparently.”

On her part, representative of Yellow Card, Mrs Lily Ngarambe, she said: “What impressed us most was KuvarPay’s team, technically strong, commercially savvy, and deeply committed to market success. This launch signals real potential for industry-wide transformation”

Meanwhile, the firm would be supporting multiple blockchain networks and digital assets, giving merchants flexibility without forcing them to navigate the technical complexity of cryptocurrency transactions. Through an intuitive dashboard, payment links, invoicing tools, and developer-friendly APIs, KuvarPay integrates seamlessly into existing checkout and payment workflows.