INFITX
INFITX is a Mauritius-based fintech and founding Mojaloop community member that builds and supports Inclusive Instant Payment Systems and real-time payment infrastructure for central banks, governments, hub operators, and financial institutions across Africa and Southeast Asia.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded-
- HeadquartersMercer Island, United States
- Headcount11–50
- GTM typeB2B
- OfferingServices
What INFITX does
INFITX is a Mauritius-headquartered (with operational presence in Mercer Island, United States) private fintech that builds and supports Inclusive Instant Payment Systems (IIPS) and real-time payment (RTP) infrastructure based on Mojaloop, the open-source software for interoperable payment networks that INFITX helps maintain as a founding community member. The company serves government agencies, central banks, monetary authorities, hub/scheme operators, financial service providers, fintechs, and system integrators in Africa and Southeast Asia, with active deployments and projects in Tanzania, Myanmar, Rwanda, The Gambia, and the 21-state COMESA region. Core offerings include end-to-end capacity building (scheme and governance design, infrastructure deployment, system architecture), cloud-hosted and managed Mojaloop solutions, structured training programs (MOJA101, HUB101, DFSP101, MOJA103), and proprietary tooling such as the INFITX Workbench/Lab, Mojaloop Infrastructure as Code for AWS and on-premises, the Mojaloop Testing Toolkit, and zero-touch Kubernetes networking via NetBird.
The company's business model is anchored in project-based professional services and managed/hosted deployments, with revenue generated through capacity-building engagements ranging from light-touch advisory to intensive implementation packages, plus training delivery and ongoing technical partnership with hub operators. INFITX monetizes its community leadership position through consulting and implementation work for new IIPS schemes, WynePay (the Myanmar interoperable payment switch co-developed with ThitsaWorks and UNCDF), and cross-border platforms such as the COMESA Cross-Border Digital Retail Payments Platform. Pricing is not publicly disclosed and is negotiated per engagement; go-to-market combines direct enterprise sales to governments and central banks with community-led demand generation via Mojaloop Foundation working groups, design authority contributions, and partnerships with development organizations (UNCDF, USAID, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, AfricaNenda, Visa). The leadership team includes Dr. Warren D. Carew (Managing Director & CEO, M-PESA launch team alumnus), and the company achieved ISO/IEC 27001:2022 ISMS certification in June 2026.
INFITX firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- INFITX
- Legal name
- INFITX Africa
- Website
- https://infitx.com
- Company type
- Private
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 11–50 employees
- Short description
- INFITX is a Mauritius-based fintech and founding Mojaloop community member that builds and supports Inclusive Instant Payment Systems and real-time payment infrastructure for central banks, governments, hub operators, and financial institutions across Africa and Southeast Asia.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
INFITX industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Real-Time Payment Solutions
- NAICS
- Financial Transactions Processing, Reserve, and Clearinghouse Activities (522320), Computer Systems Design and Related Services (54151)
- SIC
- Services-Computer Programming, Data Processing, Etc. (7370), Services-Computer Integrated Systems Design (7373)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Payment Orchestration Platforms (FSAGABAA)
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Where INFITX is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Mercer Island
- HQ country
- United States
- HQ region
- North America
Offices1 record
Markets served
INFITX business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B
- Offering type
- Services
- Cost components
- Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales
Revenue model
- Capacity Building and Professional Services: INFITX offers structured capacity building engagements for organizations building IIPS and RTP solutions. Services range from light-touch advisory to intensive packages, covering scheme and governance design, infrastructure design deployment and support, and system architecture and build/validation. Revenue is generated through project-based professional services engagements.
- Hosted Solutions: Cloud-based hosting and managed services for Mojaloop deployments, enabling organizations to adopt open-source payment infrastructure without self-hosting. These are packaged, readily deployable services for scheme operators and hub participants.
- Mojaloop Training Programs: Structured training offerings including MOJA101, HUB101, DFSP101, and MOJA103, plus pre-program workshops on Mojaloop, IIPS, payments, regulatory alignment, scheme setup, and IAC/Infra knowledge transfer. Revenue generated through training delivery engagements.
Go-to-market motion2 records
Distribution channels5 records
Marketing channels6 records
INFITX product offering
Product offeringCore offering
INFITX provides Inclusive Instant Payment System (IIPS) scheme-building expertise, capacity building services, and hosted or managed Mojaloop open-source real-time payment platform deployments for central banks, government agencies, hub operators, and financial service providers. The company also delivers structured Mojaloop training programs, technical assistance, and proprietary tooling (IaC, Testing Toolkit, Workbench / Open Lab) to de-risk open-source payment adoption.
Product overview
INFITX is a Mauritius-based FinTech company offering a comprehensive portfolio of products and services centered on Mojaloop, the open-source real-time interoperable payment network they help maintain as founding community members. The core offering comprises Inclusive Instant Payment System (IIPS) Solutions and full lifecycle Capacity Building Services spanning scheme design, technical implementation, training, and ongoing operations support. Supporting tools include Mojaloop Infrastructure as Code for automated deployment, the Mojaloop Testing Toolkit for integration testing, and SDK Scheme Adapter for DFSP connectivity. The company also delivers specialized services such as Hosted Solutions, Open Lab environments, and FRMS integration for fraud detection. Notable regional initiatives include WynePay in Myanmar and the COMESA Cross-Border Digital Payments Platform.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Products and services
- Inclusive Instant Payment System (IIPS) Solutions End-to-end solutions for building and supporting inclusive instant payment systems and real-time payment (RTP) solutions, empowering government, industry, and commercial hub operators to adopt open-source software and achieve interoperable payment schemes.
- Capacity Building Services Expert advisory and implementation support for IIPS scheme development including scheme and governance design, infrastructure design deployment, system architecture, and build and validate services, for government, central bank, hub operator and FSP clients.
- Hosted Solutions Cloud-hosted or managed deployment options for organizations that prefer not to self-host Mojaloop infrastructure, including the INFITX Workbench / Lab and hosted Mojaloop environments for scheme operators and DFSPs.
- Mojaloop Training Program Structured training courses covering Mojaloop technical overview (MOJA101), hub operations (HUB101), DFSP participant operations (DFSP101), and deep technical training (MOJA103) for technical contributors, plus payment manager, IaC, and agile delivery modules.
- Open Lab for Mojaloop Hands-on laboratory environment providing developers and interested parties access to experiment with Mojaloop, test integrations, and gain practical experience through workshops, training programs, and guided development environments.
- Technical Assistance Expert technical support for Mojaloop switch implementers, covering understanding Mojaloop, tech operations setup, business operations setup, IaC and infrastructure knowledge transfer, scheme setup, and program implementation work.
Quantifiable outcome
- Tanzania Instant Payment System (TIPS) launched live in February 2022 with Bank of Tanzania engineers trained and facilitated by INFITX.
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Companies that use INFITX
Customer profileNamed customers6 records
Segments5 records
Ideal customer profiles3 records
INFITX technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed Yes
API detail
- Has API
- Yes
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Integration3 records
Feature8 records
INFITX partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
14 partnerships are on record, tiered core, major and minor.
- ThitsaWorkscoreINFITX and ThitsaWorks formalized an ongoing MoU for the continued support of the WynePay interoperable payments switch in Myanmar. WynePay was developed in partnership with UNCDF and Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. ThitsaWorks acts as the hub operator, and INFITX provides ongoing technical partnership. The collaboration spans both ASEAN and African markets.
- Mojaloop FoundationcoreINFITX is one of the founding members of the open-source community that maintains Mojaloop, the first open-source software for building real-time interoperable payment networks. INFITX team members hold leadership positions in the Community Council, Design Authority, and Change Control Board. The company actively contributes to core solution development and adjacent capabilities.
- UNCDF (United Nations Capital Development Fund)coreINFITX partnered with UNCDF on the Myanmar Microfinance Digitization project, which led to the development of WynePay — an interoperable payment switch for Myanmar's mobile wallets and microfinance institutions. UNCDF provided funding and programmatic support alongside INFITX's technical expertise.
- USAID (U.S. Agency for International Development)majorThrough USAID's Digital Asia Accelerator initiative and the Digital Connectivity and Cybersecurity Partnership, USAID funded the RSG (Ready, Set, Go) education program component of WynePay. This upskilling program delivers digital and financial literacy training to microfinance institutions and their clients in Myanmar.
- ONOW MyanmarminorONOW Myanmar partnered with INFITX (via ModusBox) and ThitsaWorks to deliver the Ngwe Oo Yin chatbot — a digital financial education tool — as part of the WynePay RSG training program targeting microfinance clients and MFI staff.
- ModusBoxcoreINFITX originated from ModusBox. The company and its team members worked on the Mojaloop OSS project first through ModusBox and now as INFITX. ModusBox and INFITX continue to share the Mojaloop community mission. Key founders (Sam Kummary, Miguel de Barros) transitioned from ModusBox to INFITX.
- COMESA (Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa)coreINFITX was selected to deliver the COMESA Cross-Border Digital Retail Payments Platform project. This is a significant step in developing innovative digital payment solutions to improve cross-border transactions and promote financial inclusion across the 21 COMESA member states. INFITX collaborates with the COMESA DRPP and GISP Bantaba 2.0 programs.
- IIDiAmajorIIDiA is a strategic partner of INFITX Africa, collaborating on a project developed in response to The Gambia's payment needs. This project welcomed IIDiA and Gamswitch as new contributors to the Mojaloop community's innovation ecosystem.
- Gamswitch (The Gambia)majorGamswitch collaborated with INFITX Africa and IIDiA on an innovation project addressing The Gambia's national payment needs, contributing to the Mojaloop community's solutions for real-time payment infrastructure.
- AfricaNendamajorAfricaNenda collaborated with the Mojaloop Foundation and INFITX in running the Mojaloop Foundation Accelerator Program – Rwanda in January 2023. AfricaNenda focuses on accelerating instant payment systems adoption in Africa.
- RISA (Rwanda)majorRISA (Rwanda's national payment system operator) participated alongside AfricaNenda, Mojaloop Foundation, and INFITX in the two-day initiation workshop of the Mojaloop Foundation Accelerator Program in Kigali, Rwanda.
- VisamajorINFITX was selected as one of 5 participants in the Visa Accelerator Program, developing a POC with Visa and showcasing the talent and capability of INFITX teams. Jane Stroucken coordinated and managed the POC delivery with the Visa team.
- Bank of TanzaniacoreINFITX, led by Jane Stroucken, started the TIPS (Tanzanian Instant Payment System) project in collaboration with the Bank of Tanzania. INFITX trained and facilitated the Bank's engineers and project team to work on the open-source Mojaloop software, enabling the Bank to finalize development and launch the live system in February 2022.
- Bill and Melinda Gates FoundationmajorThe Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation's Level One Principles guided the design of WynePay. INFITX, along with ThitsaWorks and UNCDF, developed WynePay in alignment with Level One Principles for inclusive payment systems. The Foundation also backs the Mojaloop initiative.
Scale indicators6 records
Recent moves6 records
Expansion highlights6 records
INFITX competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- ModusBox: ModusBox is the original employer of several INFITX founders (Sam Kummary, Miguel de Barros) and the predecessor of INFITX on Mojaloop OSS work; both companies continue to share the Mojaloop community mission and overlap directly on Mojaloop-based integration services.
- BPC Banking Technologies: Provides payment switch and digital banking platforms used by central banks and FIs in Africa, Latin America, and Asia, directly competing for the same national payment switch and hub-operator RFPs INFITX addresses with Mojaloop.
Broad incumbents
- ACI Worldwide: Global real-time payment and fintech infrastructure vendor (ACI Universal Payments, ACI Immediate Payments) serving the same central-bank and hub-operator customers INFITX targets, but with broader portfolio coverage and much larger scale.
- OpenWay Group: Delivers WAY4 digital payment processing software for card management, real-time payments, and national payment switches; competes for the same real-time payment infrastructure engagements as INFITX across emerging markets.
- Red Hat (IBM): Enterprise open-source infrastructure vendor that provides the broader Kubernetes, IaC, and middleware layer underlying Mojaloop deployments and adjacent to INFITX's IaC and zero-touch Kubernetes networking offerings.
Emerging players
- Volante Technologies: Specializes in payment modernization and orchestration tooling for banks and fintechs, providing adjacent payment-infrastructure capabilities to the same hub/operator buyer segment as INFITX.
Regional players
- Onafriq (formerly MFS Africa): Africa-focused cross-border payments platform operating hub-like aggregation across mobile money and bank partners; overlapping customer base of African hub operators and central-bank-adjacent fintechs that INFITX supports.
- TerraPay: Cross-border payments network connecting mobile wallets, bank accounts, and cards across emerging markets, with overlapping ambition of building interoperable payment rails for the same financially underserved segments INFITX targets.
Others
- AfricaNenda: African instant and inclusive payment systems foundation; an INFITX partner on the Mojaloop Accelerator Program in Rwanda and a key ecosystem body influencing which SIs get deployed across the continent.
- Mojaloop Foundation: The open-source foundation stewarding Mojaloop; not a commercial peer but the central ecosystem player whose governance, releases, and adoption programs directly shape INFITX's pipeline and tooling value.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat6 records
Key risks6 records
Key highlights7 records
Customer concentration
INFITX social profiles
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Trust signalCompliance1 record
INFITX financial estimates
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INFITX leadership team
Management profileNumber of profiles
Profiles7 records
INFITX funding detail
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Frequently asked questions about INFITX
What does INFITX do?
INFITX provides Inclusive Instant Payment System (IIPS) scheme-building expertise, capacity building services, and hosted or managed Mojaloop open-source real-time payment platform deployments for central banks, government agencies, hub operators, and financial service providers. The company also delivers structured Mojaloop training programs, technical assistance, and proprietary tooling (IaC, Testing Toolkit, Workbench / Open Lab) to de-risk open-source payment adoption.
Is INFITX a public or private company?
INFITX is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.
When was INFITX founded?
INFITX was founded in -1. It employs 11 to 50 people.
Where is INFITX based?
INFITX is headquartered in Mercer Island, United States, in the North America region.
How does INFITX make money?
Three revenue lines are on record. Capacity Building and Professional Services are the primary driver. The others are hosted Solutions and mojaloop Training Programs.
Who are INFITX's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are ModusBox and BPC Banking Technologies. Broad incumbents are ACI Worldwide, OpenWay Group and Red Hat (IBM). Volante Technologies is listed as an emerging player. Regional players are Onafriq (formerly MFS Africa) and TerraPay. Others are AfricaNenda and Mojaloop Foundation.
Does INFITX have an API?
Yes. Mojaloop exposes multiple APIs: FSP Interoperability (FSPIOP) APIs handle Discovery, Agreement, and Transfers interactions; Administration API handles FSP onboarding, accounts, callback URLs, and funds-in/out; Settlement API for generating settlement matrices and tracking external settlements; Third-party Payment Initiation (3PPI/PISP) API for non-fund-holding participants to initiate payments. The SDK Scheme Adapter provides a reference connector for financial institutions to integrate with a Mojaloop hub, available as outbound and inbound API specifications. Developer documentation is at docs.mojaloop.io/api.
What industry is INFITX in?
INFITX's product category is Real-Time Payment Solutions. Its primary akta.pro industry code is FSAGABAA, Payment Orchestration Platforms. Its NAICS code is 522320 and its SIC code is 7370.