Uganda

Africa's Talking provides APIs for SMS, voice, airtime, payments, and more across African telecom networks. A unified platform for building communication solutions.

Cellulant is a leading African payments company providing merchant acquiring, payment aggregation, and value-added services across 12 African countries. Their API enables businesses to accept payments across multiple channels.

Chenosis is MTN Group's API marketplace providing access to telecommunications, fintech, and enterprise APIs across African markets. Enables developers to integrate with MTN services.

DPO Group provides payment gateway services across 18 African countries, enabling businesses to accept payments via card, mobile money, and bank transfer.

Eversend provides multi-currency wallets, virtual cards, and payment APIs for businesses and individuals across Africa. Their API supports remittances and business payouts.

Flutterwave provides a unified payments API covering cards, mobile money, bank transfers and payouts across Africa. Accept payments, send payouts, and manage transactions from one integration.

Integrate MTN Mobile Money for collections, disbursements and payment status across MTN markets. A leading telecommunications company with mobile money services across Africa.

Onafriq (formerly MFS Africa) operates a cross-border payments network connecting over 500 million mobile money users across Africa. Their API enables remittances, business payments, and financial inclusion solutions.

Pawapay provides an API for businesses to collect and send mobile money payments across multiple African markets through a single integration.

Pesapal provides a secure payment gateway for businesses in East Africa, enabling card payments, mobile money, and bank transfers through a unified API.

Pula provides insurance products and climate risk data APIs for farmers across Africa, enabling index-based insurance and agricultural finance solutions.

Sendy provides an API for businesses to streamline their logistics and delivery operations across East Africa, connecting to a network of transporters.