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Paystack revives Consumer App, Zap, eight months after $190,000 fine
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Paystack revives Consumer App, Zap, eight months after $190,000 fine
Paystack, the African payments processor acquired by Stripe, has restored access to its consumer app, Zap, reintegrating the service into its checkout infrastructure less than a year after a clash with the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). The relaunch marks a strategic recovery for the Lagos-based fintech, which was hit with a 250 million naira ($190,000) fine eight months ago. Regulators had penalised the firm for allegedly operating Zap—a peer-t…
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