Wednesday, November 4, 2026

SantimPay, Meras Djibouti join hands to strengthen financial services

In a step that brings Ethiopia and Djibouti even closer together, SantimPay Financial Solutions, one of Ethiopia’s leading fintech operators, and Meras Djibouti, a fast-growing financial services provider, have signed a landmark partnership agreement today at the Ayla International Hotel.

The event was graced by distinguished guests including the Minister of Finance, Minister of Innovation, Startup Commissioner, Minister of Defense of Djibouti, and a representative from the World Bank — a reflection of the importance of this collaboration for the region.

This partnership is designed to make financial services more accessible across borders, focusing on digital payments, remittances, and merchant solutions that help both individuals and businesses thrive. Speaking at the signing, Tensaye Desalegn, CEO of SantimPay, shared “Our vision has always been to make payments simple, secure, and reliable. Partnering with Meras Djibouti allows us to bring that vision to life in a way that directly impacts people — from small shop owners to families relying on remittances. Djibouti is central to regional trade and mobility, and together, we are building financial bridges that empower communities.”

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