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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

Members of the Canada-Africa Chamber of Business get their first payment fee-free, up to US$5,000 in volume. Email info@storsapp.com and mention the Chamber.

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

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