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Join us live on September 24 with the Canada-Africa Chamber of Business: a faster, cheaper way to pay teams in Africa

Storspay founder Dr. Sam Alonge joins the Chamber's webinar series on Thursday, September 24, 2026 to show why payments into Africa cost 5–7%, how Storspay brings it to 2% all-in, and what a real corridor looks like end to end. Registration is free.

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On Thursday, September 24, 2026, Storspay hosts a live session on the Canada-Africa Chamber of Business webinar series: Storspay: A Faster, Cheaper Way to Pay Teams in Africa. It is free, online, and open to members and non-members.

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What we will cover

Who should attend

Canadian and US businesses, NGOs and platforms that pay staff, contractors, suppliers or partners anywhere in Africa — or that need to collect payments from customers there. Finance leads who sign off on wire fees will get the most out of it.

For Chamber members

Chamber members: sign up through the Chamber's link, storspay.com/?ref=CACB, so your business is counted under the Chamber's partnership with Storspay.

Can't make the date? Register anyway to receive the recording, or see your own corridor number on the calculator today.

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

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