Instant Bitcoin-to-Mobile Money payments across Africa. Seamless, fast, and borderless⚡🌍
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BitSpenda retweeted
You send. They receive:
🇰🇪 Kenya → KES via @tando_me
🇿🇲 Zambia → ZMW via @BitZed_
🇹🇿 Tanzania → TZS via @chapsmart_tz
🇬🇭 Ghana → GHS via @bitspenda
Just enter their number, check the country and send.
BitSpenda retweeted
We are pleased to announce Daniel Mensah Dzansi @danieldzansi96 as one of the speakers at the Africa Bitcoin Conference in Blantyre, Malawi.
Daniel Mensah Dzansi is a software developer and Bitcoin builder focused on financial infrastructure and open-source technology. He is the founder of zazapay, building simpler cross-border payment solutions across Africa, and a Btrust Builders fellow.
Don’t miss any of his session at ABC2026.
Get 20% off your ABC2026 ticket and secure your pass today.
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#ABC2026 #Malawi #Blantyre #Africa
BitSpenda retweeted
Berlin🔥
JUST IN 🏴☠️: Bright Kportiklah (@BryteLitty) of BitSpenda to speak at bitcoin++ Berlin, payments edition this coming Oct 1 - 3, 2026
~~Bitcoin Payments in the Real World - Lessons from Africa~~
Join us 👉 btcpp.dev/berlin26#tickets
Our CEO and Co-Founder @BryteLitty will be in Berlin this October speaking at @btcplusplus on Bitcoin Payments in the Real World: Lessons from Africa.
He’ll be sharing what building payment infrastructure across African markets is teaching us about adoption, usability, settlement, and where Bitcoin fits in everyday commerce.
A good conversation to take from the continent to the global stage.
JUST IN 🏴☠️: Bright Kportiklah (@BryteLitty) of BitSpenda to speak at bitcoin++ Berlin, payments edition this coming Oct 1 - 3, 2026
~~Bitcoin Payments in the Real World - Lessons from Africa~~
Join us 👉 btcpp.dev/berlin26#tickets
BitSpenda retweeted
JUST IN 🏴☠️: Bright Kportiklah (@BryteLitty) of BitSpenda to speak at bitcoin++ Berlin, payments edition this coming Oct 1 - 3, 2026
~~Bitcoin Payments in the Real World - Lessons from Africa~~
Join us 👉 btcpp.dev/berlin26#tickets
BitSpenda retweeted
🌍 Project Spotlight: BitSpenda
📍 Location: Ghana 🇬🇭 (Spreading out across Africa)
About:
BitSpenda is a Lightning-powered Bitcoin payment rail that turns Bitcoin into everyday money across Africa.
Instead of waiting for merchants to accept Bitcoin, it connects wallets directly to the payment systems people already use.
Key Objectives:
1. Make everyday Bitcoin spending possible through local mobile-money and bank rails.
2. Bridge Lightning Bitcoin with Africa’s existing payment infrastructure.
3. Keep merchant, consumer, and remittance payments simple: invoice in, local cash out.
4. Increase Bitcoin’s real-world utility across Africa.
5. Drive adoption with instant, low-fee, no-account experiences people can actually use.
Connect with Bitspenda:
X handle: @bitspenda
Website: bitspenda.app/
👇Dive deeper into the African Bitcoin economy!
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BitSpenda retweeted
We’re launching Lipa: an open directory mapping tools to spend and convert Bitcoin across Africa.
Lipa is Swahili for "Pay".
Discover options for:
📲 Mobile money & P2P
🏦 Bank transfers & off-ramps
📞 Airtime, bills, vouchers & merchant payments
🌐 lipa.hakifedha.org/
We’re excited to share that our founder, @BryteLitty, will be speaking at the 5th Edition of the Africa Bitcoin Conference in Blantyre, Malawi.
This is a proud moment for the entire @bitspenda team as we continue building Bitcoin payment infrastructure for Africa.
See you in Malawi! 🧡
We are pleased to announce Bright Kportiklah @BryteLitty as one of the speakers at the Africa Bitcoin Conference in Blantyre, Malawi!
He is a Ghanaian software developer and Bitcoin builder focused on making Bitcoin practical and accessible across Africa. He is the founder of BitSpenda, a Bitcoin payments platform that enables users to buy and sell Bitcoin and convert Bitcoin to local mobile money across multiple African markets.
Bright has been building Bitcoin payment infrastructure with a particular focus on the intersection of Bitcoin, lightning and mobile money. Through BitSpenda, he has worked on real-world payment solutions serving everyday users and businesses across Ghana, Nigeria, Kenya, Uganda and Cameroon.
He also contributes to Bitcoin education and ecosystem development through initiatives such as college BTC and his work with Bitcoin Dua and BitDevs Accra. His interests include Bitcoin payments, Lightning infrastructure, stablecoins, and building financial tools that address the realities of African markets.
Don’t miss any of his speech at ABC 2026. Get your ticket now Afrobitcoin.org/tickets
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#ABC2026 #Bitcoin #Malawi #Blantyre

BitSpenda retweeted
On Tuesday, @gladstein shared that @bitspenda and @BitZed_ — both of which can be used as Fedi Mini Apps — were awarded @HRF development grants.
Congrats to Bright (@BryteLitty) and Humphrey (@bitcoin_diary) and your teams on receiving these grants!
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🚨 @HRF’s Bitcoin Development Fund is granting more than 500 million sats to 16 freedom tech projects worldwide
Bitcoin and Nostr development, self-custody, censorship-resistant comms, privacy tech, decentralized mining, and more
🧵 here on the killer projects we are funding:
Thank you, @HRF for the support and for highlighting what we’re building at BitSpenda. We truly appreciate it! 🙏
🌍 Across Africa, cross-border payments are often slow, costly, and dependent on intermediaries
@bitspenda lets users send bitcoin from a Lightning wallet to a mobile money account in Nigeria and Kenya, home to 300M people
HRF supports faster, freer payments across the region
BitSpenda retweeted
BitDevs Accra keeps growing. 🟠
Thanks to everyone who came through for our latest meetup on Friday .
Every month, we learn, question ideas, and deepen our understanding of #Bitcoin together.
If you missed this , we’ll be back again this month
Stay tuned for the next one⏳
Meanwhile, someone is stressing about Ghana expenses while others are already using #Bitcoin for everyday life. 😂⚡️
One week in Accra, and I also witnessed the power of Bitcoin while using apps like @bitspenda and @Mavapay_Money for my daily expenses. Bitcoin is freedom
Proof of work. Proof of shopping😄⚡️
Exactly why we built @bitspenda. Thanks for trusting us, @AlexLi98!
Akwaba to Ghana! 🇬🇭🧡
Bitcoin is money! Was able to use @bitspenda to buy some local clothes from a merchant in Ghana. I send sats, the merchant gets Ghanian cedi deposited to her mobile money account instantly.
BitSpenda retweeted
Over the past few weeks, the team has been putting in a lot of work behind the scenes, and it’s great to finally see some of it come to life.
BitSpenda is now live in 5 countries: Ghana 🇬🇭, Nigeria 🇳🇬, Kenya 🇰🇪, Uganda 🇺🇬, and Cameroon 🇨🇲.
There’s still a lot more happening in the background. The team is constantly building and improving on products, a lot of groundworks.
Our goal is simple: make Bitcoin easier to access, easier to use, and useful for everyday life across Africa. Alongside that, we believe education matters. The more people understand Bitcoin, the more confidently they can use it.
Thanks to everyone who’s been supporting and sharing feedback. We’ve got a lot more coming. 🔥
We’re growing! 🚀
BitSpenda can now process payments to two more companies, and that means we’re officially live in 5 countries across Africa.
Say hello to our newest markets: Uganda 🇺🇬 and Cameroon 🇨🇲
Click on the link below for the full blog
bitspenda.app/blog/bitspenda…
BitSpenda retweeted
We’re growing! 🚀
BitSpenda can now process payments to two more companies, and that means we’re officially live in 5 countries across Africa.
Say hello to our newest markets: Uganda 🇺🇬 and Cameroon 🇨🇲
Click on the link below for the full blog
bitspenda.app/blog/bitspenda…
We’re growing! 🚀
BitSpenda can now process payments to two more companies, and that means we’re officially live in 5 countries across Africa.
Say hello to our newest markets: Uganda 🇺🇬 and Cameroon 🇨🇲
Click on the link below for the full blog
bitspenda.app/blog/bitspenda…
BitSpenda retweeted
At just 21 years old, this Ghanaian founder is building Zaza Pay a platform using Bitcoin and stablecoins to make cross-border payments faster, cheaper, and more accessible.
Africa’s next generation of builders isn’t waiting for the future they’re creating it.
