Grey Strengthens Moonshot 2026 as Headline Sponsor

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Grey Strengthens Moonshot 2026 as Headline Sponsor

The upcoming Moonshot 2026 conference, scheduled for October 28 and 29 at the National Theatre in Lagos, Nigeria, will feature Grey, a US-based global cross-border payments company, as its headline sponsor. This partnership signifies a pivotal moment for both the conference and Grey, which serves nearly three million users across 70 countries.

The Significance of Grey’s Sponsorship

Grey’s involvement as the headline sponsor marks its first major sponsorship role at Moonshot, coinciding with the conference’s fourth edition. This partnership aligns with Grey’s strategic expansion into cross-border payments, particularly following its recent regulatory approval in Canada and the introduction of Canadian dollar payouts. The company is also intensifying its focus on B2B payments, positioning itself at the forefront of one of the most dynamic sectors in global fintech.

The rise of cross-border payments has emerged as a critical area within fintech, with numerous companies operating across various jurisdictions. Grey’s partnership with Moonshot comes at a time when the demand for secure and efficient cross-border transactions is surging.

Grey’s Global Footprint

Founded in Lagos, Grey has established itself as a significant player in the global fintech landscape. The company facilitates transfers to over 170 destinations in more than 30 currencies and provides virtual cards accepted by 150 million merchants worldwide. This extensive network underscores Grey’s commitment to meeting the needs of its users, particularly in emerging markets.

Recent expansions into South Asia and Latin America, including local payouts in Malaysia, Bangladesh, and Uruguay, highlight Grey’s global ambitions. The launch of Grey Business in February 2026 further positions the company to engage with founders, operators, and SMEs attending the conference.

The Role of Moonshot in African Tech

As Moonshot prepares to focus on the role of African technology in the global economy, Grey’s blend of African roots and international reach makes this partnership particularly relevant. The conference serves as a platform for dialogue on critical issues in the tech sector, including the infrastructure necessary for cross-border payments.

Idorenyin Obong, CEO and co-founder of Grey, emphasized the importance of this partnership, stating that cross-border payments represent a unique opportunity for Africa to build global infrastructure rather than merely consuming it. He noted that Grey’s participation as a headline sponsor is a way to acknowledge the contributions of businesses operating across borders, particularly those based in Africa.

Implications for Moonshot 2026

Grey’s presence at Moonshot 2026 will feature a keynote address from Idorenyin Obong on the future of borderless money, alongside a private executive roundtable that will gather business leaders and investors. An immersive on-site experience will showcase both Grey’s consumer products and Grey Business, further enriching the conference’s offerings. Detailed program information will be released as the event date approaches.

Tomiwa Aladekomo, CEO of Big Cabal Media, remarked on Grey’s significant role in African fintech, noting that the company has built a consequential global payments business that originated in Lagos. He expressed excitement about the conversations that Grey’s team will facilitate during the conference.

About Grey

Grey is dedicated to providing secure and convenient global banking solutions tailored to the needs of customers and businesses. The company holds a Money Service Business license from FINTRAC in Canada and FinCEN in the USA, focusing primarily on emerging markets. Grey’s services enable individuals and businesses to manage multi-currency accounts, facilitate currency exchange, and send and receive payments to and from over 170 countries.

About Moonshot by TechCabal

Moonshot by TechCabal is a premier pan-African technology conference that brings together founders, investors, operators, policymakers, and creatives from across Africa and beyond. The fourth edition of the conference is set for October 28 and 29, 2026, at the National Theatre in Lagos. The theme and full program will be announced in the coming weeks.

For further updates, visit Moonshot.TechCabal.com.

Source: www.zawya.com

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