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CapitalPay Signs Long-Term Partnership with Tanzania's Clearing Agents

Witnessed by the Tanzania Revenue Authority in Dar es Salaam, the deal targets paperless clearing and lower costs.

Maridian Newsroom24 June 20263 min read

Capital Pay International signing a partnership with Tanzania's clearing-agent associations — The signing, witnessed by the Tanzania Revenue Authority in Dar es Salaam.

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Capital Pay International has entered a strategic long-term partnership with clearing-agent associations across Tanzania. According to the company, the agreement was officially witnessed by the Tanzania Revenue Authority in Dar es Salaam.

Aims of the partnership

Capital Pay says the partnership is intended to strengthen the operational framework for clearing agents nationwide, support the growth of local clearing-agent companies and create employment, while easing financial pressures on businesses by reducing container-deposit fees.

The company says its digital platform will support government revenue collection through real-time tax payments and encourage clearing agents to transition toward fully paperless operations.

Capital Pay International says it remains committed to sustainable development within Tanzania's clearing industry.

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