ESWATINI – After a legislative breakthrough in Botswana, Xago is set to expand its Digital asset infrastructure net into Eswatini.
Xago is a licensed fintech company that provides secure, compliant digital asset and cross-border payment infrastructure for businesses and financial institutions. By combining block chain technology with stable coin liquidity, Xago enables fast, transparent and cost-effective movement of value across Africa and international markets, helping bridge the gap between traditional finance and the digital economy.
Recently,Xago was officially granted a Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) licence in Botswana, marking a significant milestone in the company’s strategy to expand regulated digital financial services across Africa.
Jurgen Kuhnel, CEO and Co-Founder of Xago, said the licence represented an important step in the company’s broader vision of improving financial connectivity across the continent.
He pointed out that Botswana licence formed part of Xago’s broader Southern African growth strategy, with further expansion into neighbouring markets, including Eswatini, already being explored as demand for regulated digital asset services continues to increase across the region.
Kuhnel went on to highlight that the approval enabled Xago to offer its compliant digital asset and cross-border payment solutions to businesses and institutions operating in Botswana.
He insisted by stating that by leveraging block chain technology, the platform facilitated secure, low-cost and near-instant cross-border settlements, providing an efficient alternative to traditional international payment systems.
“Botswana is an exciting market with a progressive regulatory environment and a growing demand for innovative financial solutions. Receiving our VASP licence allows us to support local businesses with faster, more affordable cross-border payments while contributing to greater regional financial integration,” Kuhnel said.
He further explained that Xago’s technology was designed to bridge traditional financial infrastructure with digital assets, enabling businesses to move value seamlessly across borders while maintaining regulatory compliance.
Last but not least, he concluded by mentioning that as African economies become increasingly interconnected, the need for faster, transparent and more cost-effective payment infrastructure continued to grow.
“Xago believes regulated digital asset technology will play a key role in enabling businesses to trade more efficiently, reduce transaction costs and access global markets.”
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