Dedicated to building a decentralized financial network for Africa's digital economy infrastructure, Canza Finance today announced that its cumulative trading volume of local USDT has surpassed $131 million. This milestone marks a key step for Canza in empowering the African business ecosystem.
This achievement primarily stems from Canza's initial P2P and B2B foreign exchange services, USDT stablecoin market-making operations, and on-chain OTC settlements running on the Aptos network. Compared to the previous quarter, trading volume has increased by approximately 300%, further solidifying Canza's leadership position in the African market, which has long been constrained by the inefficiencies of traditional finance.
A Strong Testament to Market Leadership
This trading scale directly validates the significant and real demand for efficient cross-border financial services in the African market, demonstrating that businesses and individuals are actively adopting Canza's solutions to tackle the complex challenges of local and regional currency circulation.
Canza Finance CEO Pascal Ntsama stated, "The breakthrough in trading volume fully reflects the community's trust in us. We are not just building a platform; we are empowering thousands of African businesses and individuals to participate in the global economy in their own way. This milestone not only validates the immense demand for stablecoin liquidity but also clearly indicates that to truly achieve continental-scale in Africa, a new technological infrastructure is urgently needed."
Expansion Bottlenecks: Why Traditional Systems Fail
Although Canza's early operations validated real market demand, the process of achieving the current trading scale has gradually exposed the long-standing structural inefficiencies in Africa's cross-border financial system. Almost every transaction tests the limits of traditional payment systems:
- High Costs: The average cost of cross-border remittances in Africa remains as high as 8.9%, posing a continuous financial burden on businesses and individual users;
- Severe Delays: Business payments typically take 3–5 days to settle, severely impacting cash flow and business expansion;
- Fragmented Channels: The 156 independent mobile payment systems in Africa struggle to achieve seamless interconnectivity, making cross-regional scaling complex and costly.
To overcome these bottlenecks and support the next phase of sustained growth, Canza is accelerating its transformation towards a new autonomous financial infrastructure.
CAPP Launch: Next-Generation Autonomous Payment Infrastructure
Canza is proud to announce the launch of the Canza Autonomous Payment Protocol (CAPP) — the world's first multi-agent autonomous AI system for cross-border payments, designed to eliminate existing bottlenecks and aimed at serving the African cross-border economy, which is expected to reach $1 trillion by 2035.
CAPP will address the scaling challenges in the African market through the following capabilities:
90% Cost Reduction
By automating complex payment routing, the goal is to reduce fees to below 1% (compared to the current average of 8.9%), unlocking billions of dollars in value for the African economy.
Instant Settlement
Settlement times will be reduced from several days to under one minute, providing businesses with immediate cash flow management capabilities.
Inclusive Connectivity
The core innovation of CAPP is the Mobile Money Bridge Agents, which can unify the 156 mobile payment systems in Africa, allowing over 400 million unbanked users to access the digital economy without barriers using just their mobile phones.
Technology Assurance Based on Aptos
CAPP, like the Canza ecosystem, operates on the Aptos blockchain network, leveraging its sub-second transaction finality and extremely low transaction fees (averaging about $0.0005). With the security and auditability provided by Move smart contracts, it supports commercially viable micropayment scenarios. This provides a high-throughput, auditable underlying infrastructure for Canza's next phase of scalable development.
Corey Sheft-Tannenbaum, Head of Investments at the Aptos Foundation, stated, "This milestone for Canza reaffirms a fact: traditional payment channels cannot meet the actual needs of African businesses in terms of scale and speed. Canza's growth demonstrates the real value that decentralized finance can bring when innovative teams combine deep market insights with world-class technology. We are honored to partner with such collaborators, not only to drive the transformation of cross-border payments in Africa but also to set new global standards for the real-world impact of decentralized finance."
Accelerating Forward on a Growth Foundation
This milestone is not the end but a core data basis validating the necessity of CAPP. Based on a wealth of real transaction data, Canza will accelerate its roadmap, pushing CAPP to expand into more African markets and launch new features previously validated by data.
About Canza Finance
Canza Finance is a leading pan-African decentralized financial network, providing innovative services including peer-to-peer foreign exchange trading, B2B payments, and stablecoin solutions. Canza's mission is to empower African businesses and individuals by building an open, user-friendly, and efficient financial infrastructure.
To learn more about how CAPP is reshaping Africa's payment system and to join Canza's growing community, please visit the official website canza.io and follow @canzafinance on Twitter. Businesses interested in participating in the CAPP automation system pilot can contact their team through the following page: https://canza.io/capp.
(CMC Labs: Partner)
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