The Fact

The global banking system is inadequate to meet the needs of the 21st century consumer in emerging economies as evidenced by the fact that 1.7 billion adults remain unbanked, while those that are banked are unable to pay cross-border, in their local currencies.

Our Vision

To maximise human economic potential

Our Mission

Boom has ushered in a new era of financial freedom by enabling everybody to transact online without banking, and to pay for goods and services across borders in their local currencies.

As an equitable, inclusive, and currency-agnostic global commerce ecosystem, Boom connects the cash-based economies of Africa and other emerging markets to the global digital economy as a partner for their GDP growth, while securing the socio-economic well-being of their citizens, for generations to come.

Join Us

Boom is on a mission to make commerce more equitable and inclusive for all of humanity.

We are keen to partner and onboard individuals, businesses, merchants, and corporates across the commerce landscape that are aligned with the social and economic impact of our mission. So do get in touch if you are.

About

Boom stands at the forefront of financial inclusion by enabling the 1.7 billion unbanked people and businesses across the world to buy, sell, pay and get paid online without requiring a financial institution for payment processing.

At the core of Boom's comprehensive commerce ecosystem is the mass market Boom superapp, encompassing a Marketplace for all goods and services, a Wallet for payments, Boom Talks for secure communication, and Boom Hose for community engagement.

Boomswap is the ecosystem's decentralised digital asset exchange protocol where all the world's currencies have been tokenised to foster cross-border trades in local fiat, and at layer one is the Boom blockchain, and its root asset, the Boomcoin (BMC), the only acceptable form of payment for fees, goods and services across the entire Boom Ecosystem.

Boom Foundation is the ecosystem's non-profit, focused on impact investments for social good using its grant of 50 million BMC.