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Lumepay Listed Assets

  • ZAR

    South African Rand (ZAR)

    The primary settlement currency for Lumepay's South African market. ZAR enables local funding and bank withdrawals through supported South African banking rails.

  • GBP

    British Pound (GBP)

    A major global currency supporting international payment flows and cross-border settlements. GBP provides additional liquidity access for global currency corridors.

  • XAF

    Central African CFA Franc (XAF)

    Supports Lumepay's Central African markets including Cameroon. XAF funding enables users to access global liquidity through local settlement infrastructure.

  • EUR

    Euro (EUR)

    The single currency of the Eurozone and a core settlement currency for European and global markets. EUR supports cross-border funding, pricing, and institutional payment flows.

  • GHS

    Ghanaian Cedi (GHS)

    Supports funding and settlement for Lumepay's Ghanaian market. GHS funding enables direct access to global currency liquidity with local banking integration.

  • KES

    Kenyan Shilling (KES)

    Supports local funding and withdrawals for the Kenyan market. KES integrates with regional payment rails, enabling seamless access to global liquidity and cross-border settlement.

  • MWK

    Malawian Kwacha (MWK)

    Enables local funding and settlement for Malawi-based users. MWK provides regional access to global markets through compliant local currency rails.

  • MZN

    Mozambique Metical (MZN)

    Enables local funding and settlement for Mozambique-based users. MZN provides regional access to global currency liquidity through compliant local currency rails.

  • NGN

    Nigerian Naira (NGN)

    Enables Nigerian users to access global markets with local funding, conversion, and settlement.

  • USD

    US Dollar (USD)

    The global reserve currency used across Lumepay for pricing, liquidity, and settlement. USD underpins most cross-border conversions and international transfers.

  • XOF

    West African CFA Franc (XOF)

    Used across several West African economies including Senegal and Ivory Coast. XOF provides regional settlement access to global currency markets.