The InTouch Group obtained an electronic money establishment (EME) license from the Central Bank of Central Banks of West African States (BCEAO) in Senegal, as well as a payment institution status (EDP) in Senegal, as well as a payment institution status (EDP) in Côte d'Ivoire, Mali and Burkina Faso.

The approvals obtained by the InTouch Group aim to enable the group to offer secure payment services that comply with regulations and accessible to all economic players, from small retailers to large companies, from small merchants to large companies, thus further consolidating its leadership in West African fintech. These new licenses for electronic money and digital payments open up new opportunities for InTouch Group to strengthen its position as a pan-African player in omnichannel B2B payments. According to Omar Cissé, CEO of the Group, “these approvals represent much more than a simple recognition of our work. They embody our commitment to transform the African financial landscape.”

Dans le cadre de cette expansion, le groupe a également obtenu une licence d' établissement de transfert d' argent en Guinée auprès de la BCRG ( Central Bank de la République de Guinée) et le statut de Prestataire de Services de Paiement (PSP) en Tanzanie auprès de la BOT ( Banque de Tanzanie ). These accreditations are a testament to the company's continued international growth and its proven ability to comply with various national regulations