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Ripple has partnered with African fintech company Onafriq to focus on cross-border encrypted payments.

According to BlockBeats news on November 8th, Ripple announced during its flagship event in Dubai that Ripple Payments aims to attract a new class of US enterprise customers through its cross-border payment solutions. At the same time, Ripple also announced a partnership with African fintech company MFS Africa (recently renamed Onafriq), which will focus on facilitating cross-border crypto payments between Africa and other markets including the UK and Australia.

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