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Senegal Launches Interoperable Instant Payment Platform (PI-SPI) to Boost Digital Public Infrastructure

October 2, 2025
1 min read
Author: Editorial Team

Unveiled on Tuesday, September 30, in the presence of Minister Alioune Sall, the PI-SPI platform allows seamless 24/7 transfers across banks and financial institutions, making it a cornerstone of the government’s #NewDealTechnology strategy.

The Ministry of Communication and Digital Economy has announced the official launch of the Interoperable Instant Payment Platform (PI-SPI), a system developed by OCEAO to enable instant money transfers between all financial institutions within the UEMOA region.

Unveiled on Tuesday, September 30, in the presence of Minister Alioune Sall, the PI-SPI platform allows seamless 24/7 transfers across banks and financial institutions, making it a cornerstone of the government’s #NewDealTechnology strategy.

According to the Ministry, the platform will serve as the technical backbone of e-payment systems, supporting the creation of a modern, transparent, and efficient administration.

The Ministry also reaffirmed its commitment to collaborate with the Treasury in integrating PI-SPI with Sen Trésor, with the goal of establishing a unified digital payment infrastructure for the public sector.

This initiative is expected to strengthen Senegal’s digital public infrastructure, enhance financial inclusion, and accelerate the country’s transition toward a cashless economy.

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