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In the press: Canada-Africa Chamber signs MoU with the Chambre de Commerce Canada Côte d'Ivoire — Storspay named as the corridor's payments member

The Chamber's release, carried by APO / Africa Newsroom and FSX Business, quotes Storspay founder Dr. Sam Alonge: "Storspay is solving the payments side of the corridor."

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On August 13, 2026 the Canada-Africa Chamber of Business announced a memorandum of understanding with the Chambre de Commerce Canada Côte d'Ivoire (CCCACI), a framework for trade, investment and member cooperation between Canada and Côte d'Ivoire.

The release names Storspay as the Chamber member working on the payments side of the corridor and quotes Founder & CEO Dr. Sam Alonge, who will address Africa Accelerating 2026 in Toronto this October.

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What it means for Ivorian and Canadian businesses

Côte d'Ivoire is a live Storspay corridor in both directions: Canadian businesses fund in CAD and pay Ivorian teams and suppliers in CFA francs the same day, and Ivorian businesses can now be paid by Canadian customers into USD account details, with French-language support. Members of either chamber sign up through their chamber's Storspay link so their business is counted under that chamber's partnership — or email info@storsapp.com and mention your chamber.

See your own corridor number. What your team receives, what Storspay costs, what you keep — no sign-up.

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