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Storspay to speak at Africa Accelerating 2026, Toronto, October 6–7

Founder Dr. Sam Alonge will address the Canada-Africa Chamber of Business annual summit on the payments side of the Canada–Côte d'Ivoire corridor. Meet the team on site.

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Storspay will be at Africa Accelerating 2026, the Canada-Africa Chamber of Business summit in Toronto on October 6–7, 2026. Founder & CEO Dr. Sam Alonge speaks on October 7 on how North American businesses pay — and get paid by — teams and customers across Africa.

Why this corridor

In August the Chamber signed a memorandum of understanding with the Chambre de Commerce Canada Côte d'Ivoire (CCCACI). The release named Storspay as the member "solving the payments side of the corridor". Côte d'Ivoire, Senegal, Benin, Togo and Burkina Faso are all live Storspay corridors, in both directions, with French-language support for the businesses on the ground.

Meet us there

We will run private twenty-minute walkthroughs for delegations and member companies during the summit. To book one, email info@storsapp.com with "Africa Accelerating" in the subject line. Chamber and CCCACI members get their first payment fee-free, up to US$5,000.

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