The Bank of Cape Verde (BCV) reported on its participation in MojaCom 32, where it presented experience from a Mojaloop hackathon held in Praia in May 2026. Cape Verde’s Instant and Inclusive Transfer System (STII), developed on the Mojaloop platform, is being prepared for production. The meeting, organized by the Mojaloop Foundation in Accra, Ghana, from Sept. 29 to Oct. 1, 2026, included a panel on lessons from countries implementing the platform. Discussions also addressed consumer protection, fraud prevention and payments across borders, including connections to the Pan-African Payment and Settlement System (PAPSS). The Cape Verdean delegation held bilateral meetings with the Gates Foundation, Bangladesh Bank and RSwitch Ltd., Rwanda’s national payments switch operator.
Bank of Cape Verde shares Mojaloop implementation experience as instant transfer system prepares for production
The Bank of Cape Verde reported that it shared experience from its May 2026 Mojaloop hackathon at the MojaCom 32 community meeting in Accra. Cape Verde’s Instant and Inclusive Transfer System, built on Mojaloop, remains in preparation for production. The delegation also held bilateral meetings with the Gates Foundation, Bangladesh Bank and Rwanda’s national payments switch operator, RSwitch Ltd.