Gituku Kirika

Gituku Kirika

CEO Kenya

Gituku Kirika is the CEO of Integrated Payment Services Limited (IPSL), a key player in Kenya's financial technology sector. Under his leadership, IPSL has been at the forefront of assessing and facilitating the evolution of digital payment trends in Kenya. Kirika's insights have highlighted the growing preference for mobile banking apps over traditional mobile money wallets, reflecting a significant shift in consumer behavior towards faster and more convenient payment solutions.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.00%
Persistence
0 wks
Reach
90,069
Power
178$
Sentiment
8.00
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Kenya 1 8.00 0.17% +0% 53,771,296 90,069 $106,000 178$
Totals 1 53,771,296 90,069 $106,000 178$
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Recent Mentions

Kenya Kenya: Gituku Kirika is the CEO of Pesalink, which has partnered with PAPSS to enable real-time cross-border transactions in local currencies. 8

The Standard: Pesalink, PAPSS deal cuts currency barriers for Kenya cross-border payments

Kenya Kenya: PesaLink CEO Gituku Kirika highlighted the broader momentum within Kenya’s fintech ecosystem. 8

The Standard: New fintech partnership to cut costs, simplify payments for Kenyan SMEs

Kenya Kenya: Gituku Kirika, chief executive of Integrated Payment Services Limited, said the MoU offers a framework for fintechs and financial institutions to coordinate more efficiently. 8

The Standard: New deal seeks to streamline fintech and bank integration in Kenya

Nigeria Nigeria: Gituku Kirika is the CEO of Pesalink and shared insights on AI's transformative role in Africa's future. 7

The Punch: Africa must leverage AI for growth – NITDA

Kenya Kenya: Gituku Kirika is the CEO of Integrated Payment Services Limited (IPSL) and comments on the shift towards mobile banking apps in Kenya. 7

The Standard: Banks close gap with mobile money wallets as Kenyans shift to mobile apps