SeerBit, a leading Pan-African payments company, has announced a partnership with PayPal, allowing merchants across its supported markets to accept payments directly from PayPal users at checkout.
Following this new integration, customers shopping on seerBit-powered platforms can now choose PayPal alongside cards, bank transfers, and mobile money, while allowing merchants to manage all transactions in one place. This integration is expected to enhance buyer confidence, reduce cart abandonment, improve conversion rates, and make payment across borders more seamless.
“African businesses have the talent and products to compete globally; the missing link has often been access to trusted, convenient payment options. By integrating PayPal, we’re bridging that gap for merchants, helping them build credibility with global customers and making it easier for the world to do business with Africa.” CEO of SeerBit, Omoniyi Kolade stated.
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Vice President, Global Markets, PayPal, Amir Valliani said, “Africa is a fast-growing region for digital commerce, driven by increasing connectivity and a new generation of digitally native businesses. Our integration with SeerBit is important in helping merchants reach more international customers, build trust, and support growth beyond their local markets.”
With this development, SeerBit strengthens its role in Africa’s digital economy by expanding financial inclusion, fostering trust, and enabling more seamless connections between African businesses and global markets.
