Pyvio (Hong Kong) and <a href="https://korahq.com/press-media/about-kora" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Kora</a> have announced a partnership that is expected to deliver seamless and powerful payment capabilities for Chinese B2B e-commerce and media companies operating in Africa.&nbsp; 
B2B cross-border payment in Africa remains a big challenge for global companies looking to do business on the continent. The partnership between Kora and Pyvio is expected to help Chinese e-commerce businesses quickly access compliant payment rails in African markets which can often have complicated regulatory frameworks.&nbsp; 
“The team at Kora has a deep and nuanced knowledge of the African payments context, and we rely on that to help Chinese e-commerce merchants overcome the many barriers to scaling in Africa. We are excited to partner with Kora. This is a huge milestone in our global expansion strategy and allows us to offer truly “Glocal” payment methods to Chinese businesses,” says Li Kai, CEO of Pyvio.&nbsp; 
Kora and Pyvio have been working closely together for some time with existing payment processing for Jumia, WeChat and TikTok.&nbsp; 
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Dickson Nsofor, CEO, Kora said: “Pyvio’s dynamic solution opens up new payment capabilities for Chinese companies including supercharged pay-ins, payout, cross border payments and card issuance. We are happy to be a partner with Pyvio in their mission to create truly localized payment experiences for Chinese companies doing business in Africa.”&nbsp; 
Buoyed by Kora’s payment engine, Pyvio can now offer B2B cross-border payments in over 25 African countries, including Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, and South Africa.&nbsp; 
<h4 id="about-kora" class="wp-block-heading">About Kora</h4> 
Kora is a pan-African payment infrastructure offering a robust payment API for pay-ins, payouts, and cross-border settlements.&nbsp; 
Kora services enable global companies to scale rapidly across Africa. With a single integration, Kora powers businesses to accept payments, payouts and settle across popular payment channels.&nbsp; 
<h4 id="about-pyvio" class="wp-block-heading">About Pyvio</h4> 
With a strong focus on technological innovation, Pyvio is a fintech company dedicated to building robust global financial services infrastructure. We empower companies to embrace the thriving new cross-border economy through our cutting-edge solutions. While maintaining a prominent presence in Europe and 
America, our unique strength lies in our unwavering commitment to emerging markets, including Southeast Asia, Latin America, and Africa. 
See also: <a href="https://technext24.com/2023/03/28/kora-launches-usd-card-acquiring-product/">Kora launches USD card-acquiring, allowing Africans to accept payments in US dollars</a>
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