PAN marks 20 years of payments evolution as national strategy concludes
Staff Reporter THE Payments Association of Namibia (PAN) has marked two decades of transforming the country’s payment landscape, while celebrating the successful completion of the National Payment System (NPS) Strategy 2021–2025, which achieved an 87% implementation rate and laid the foundation for the next phase of digital payment reforms. PAN’s 2025 annual report highlights the ... The post PAN marks 20 years of payments evolution as national strategy concludes appeared first on Informanté .
Staff Reporter
THE Payments Association of Namibia (PAN) has marked two decades of transforming the country’s payment landscape, while celebrating the successful completion of the National Payment System (NPS) Strategy 2021–2025, which achieved an 87% implementation rate and laid the foundation for the next phase of digital payment reforms.
PAN’s 2025 annual report highlights the organisation’s journey since its establishment on 12 August 2005 as Namibia’s National Payment System Management Body, overseeing the transition from largely manual, paper-based payment processes to a modern, digitally enabled financial ecosystem.
Over the past 20 years, PAN’s work has focused on strengthening payment infrastructure, improving efficiency and promoting innovation within Namibia’s financial sector.
