This partnership was born from our shared vision to successfully solve real-life payment problems with a high-end, globally proven digital solution that focuses on end customers. Jane Loginova, CEO of Radar Payments, commented: “We are proud to join Vista Bank on their journey to transform the way people bank, pay, and get paid while making financial services more accessible to them. By selecting Radar Payments, the paytech by BPC, we have chosen a leader with a solid reputation in delivering superior global payments processing.” As a challenger bank, Vista Bank is taking bold decisions when it comes to its technology stack, forming alliances with the best partners in their own fields. Simon Tiemtore, Group Chairman at Vista Bank, said: “With AfCFTA, banks have to think pan-Africa first and realise that we need to step up the game in terms of ease of payment, a critical component to every banking and business experience. It also means that the volume of transactions will sharply increase and banks in the continent will have to gear up for a pan-African service.
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The free trade programme promises a change in trading rules, with reduced import-export taxes making commerce more affordable for players in Africa. Since 1st January 2021, AfCFTA has set new business standards for 41 countries and 1.2 billion people to help accelerate economic growth across the continent. This announcement comes at a time where AfCFTA, the pan-African free trade agreement has become a reality. The bank is planning to accelerate the issuance of UnionPay International (UPI) branded cards including prepaid, debit, and premium cards, in addition to the acquisition in ATM, Point-of-Sales, Contactless, QR payment, and E-Commerce. The agreement will see Vista Bank running on BPC’s flagship payment suite, SmartVista to manage card issuance and lifecycle management, payment switching, ATM and Point-Of-Sales management as well as providing digital channels such as mobile banking and e-wallet personalised to both retail and corporate clients. It is part of the bank’s growth agenda to expand to Burkina-Faso, Togo, Cote d’Ivoire, Senegal, and Mali. Radar Payments will centralise payment operations at Vista’s tech hub located in Senegal, supervising Vista Bank’s activities in Guinea, Gambia, Burkina Faso, and Sierra Leone while leaving room for further banks to join its network.
In response to its digital-first strategy, Vista has selected Radar Payments by BPC as its preferred partner to drive digital payment adoption in the region. Vista Bank is now the top bank in Guinea by assets and network coverage.
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The group is expanding rapidly through a series of successive strategic acquisitions that include First International Bank (FIB) Group in Gambia, followed by BNP Paribas’ Subsidiaries, La Banque Internationale pour le Commerce et l’Industrie de la Guinée (BICIGUI) in Guinea and La Banque Internationale pour le Commerce l’Industrie et l’Agriculture du Burkina (BICIAB) in Burkina Faso. It has an ambitious agenda to challenge the status quo and deliver a superior experience to retail customers, large enterprises, and MSMEs across West Africa.
Vista is a Pan-African financial services company, which aims to contribute to economic growth and financial inclusion across Africa. BPC is proud to announce that the Vista Bank Group (Vista) has selected its paytech provider Radar Payments to drive its global payment processing activities.
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