Graph, a leading fintech company building global payment and financial infrastructure for African businesses, has secured two major regulatory approvals: the International Money Transfer Operator (IMTO) license and the FINTRAC (Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada) registration.
The dual licensing strengthens Graph’s position as a compliant global payments provider, enabling businesses to send, receive, and manage money across borders with full regulatory confidence.
With these approvals, Graph can now facilitate secure and transparent international money transfers, allowing enterprises, startups, and remote teams to operate seamlessly in a borderless financial ecosystem.
“Securing these licenses marks a new chapter in our mission to make international finance accessible and frictionless for African businesses,” said Akubo Paul, CEO of Graph. “It’s about more than compliance; it’s about empowering businesses to trade and scale globally without limits.”
Alongside this milestone, Graph has launched its new mobile banking app, designed to help businesses open and manage multi-currency accounts and execute global payments in real time.
Through the app, businesses can:
- Open virtual accounts in USD, GBP, EUR, and NGN
- Make global payouts to over 100 currencies
- Manage funds, conversions, and settlements instantly
- Access enterprise-grade security and mobile-first functionality
This launch comes at a time when cross-border fintech innovation is accelerating across Africa, with businesses demanding more reliable, compliant, and cost-effective global financial tools.
With its new regulatory standing and technology rollout, Graph is positioning itself as one of Africa’s most globally connected fintechs, bridging economies and empowering businesses to grow beyond borders.
For more information, visit www.graph.finance.
