The conversation in African payments almost always starts with cost - fees, FX spreads, transfer charges. I want to talk about something the industry rarely measures: what happens to your payment after you send it, when nobody can tell you where it is. When I started building Jenzy, I thought the hard problems would be licensing, FX access, and banking relationships. They are hard. But the problem that kept surfacing - the one that made customers genuinely frustrated, that strained supplier r...

The conversation in African payments almost always starts with cost - fees, FX spreads, transfer charges. I want to talk about something the industry rarely measures: what happens to your payment after you send it, when nobody can tell you where it is. When I started building Jenzy, I thought the hard problems would be licensing, FX access, and banking relationships. They are hard. But the problem that kept surfacing - the one that made customers genuinely frustrated, that strained supplier r...