【Crypto World】Recently, there have been new developments in Africa’s DeFi ecosystem. Canza Finance, a project focused on Africa’s digital economy, has surpassed $131 million in USDT trading volume — don’t underestimate this number; it has tripled compared to the previous quarter.
What’s even more interesting is their technological approach. The platform has launched an AI-driven autonomous payment protocol called CAPP, targeting Africa’s fragmented mobile currency ecosystem. In other words, costs can be reduced by 90%, and settlement times can be kept within minutes.
Compared to traditional cross-border payments and existing mobile payment solutions, this approach indeed has potential. Africa’s financial infrastructure is inherently weak, but the mobile user base is huge — so what can DeFi do in this scenario? The answer from Canza Finance is: cheaper and faster settlements. Whether this 300% growth can be sustained depends on the product itself and market acceptance. But based on the data, this direction clearly has demand.
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DefiVeteran
· 01-09 07:10
Wow, Africa really has opportunities. Cutting costs by 90% isn't just talk, right?
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MevWhisperer
· 01-06 12:28
300% growth? Africa definitely has a story... Just worried it might be a flash in the pan again.
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TestnetFreeloader
· 01-06 12:26
Wow, has African DeFi really taken off? The growth rate is incredible, and costs can still be cut by 90%... That's pretty interesting.
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GateUser-c799715c
· 01-06 12:21
Ha, did African DeFi suddenly take off? These numbers are indeed quite impressive.
The thing about reducing costs by 90%... Is it real? I haven't fully reacted to it yet.
But speaking of which, the fragmentation of mobile currency ecosystems is indeed a pain point. Looking at Canza's recent moves, it's quite interesting.
Settlement within minutes? If it can truly run stably, it might indeed be a new breakthrough.
A 300% growth rate... I wonder if it can be sustained. What's the outlook moving forward?
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ShitcoinConnoisseur
· 01-06 12:05
Wow, is African DeFi really this powerful? Is the 300% growth rate true? Seems a bit exaggerated...
The Rise of DeFi in Africa: How Did This Payment Protocol Achieve $131 Million in Trading Volume?
【Crypto World】Recently, there have been new developments in Africa’s DeFi ecosystem. Canza Finance, a project focused on Africa’s digital economy, has surpassed $131 million in USDT trading volume — don’t underestimate this number; it has tripled compared to the previous quarter.
What’s even more interesting is their technological approach. The platform has launched an AI-driven autonomous payment protocol called CAPP, targeting Africa’s fragmented mobile currency ecosystem. In other words, costs can be reduced by 90%, and settlement times can be kept within minutes.
Compared to traditional cross-border payments and existing mobile payment solutions, this approach indeed has potential. Africa’s financial infrastructure is inherently weak, but the mobile user base is huge — so what can DeFi do in this scenario? The answer from Canza Finance is: cheaper and faster settlements. Whether this 300% growth can be sustained depends on the product itself and market acceptance. But based on the data, this direction clearly has demand.