In 2023, Lemonade co-founders Mark and Andrew entered the payments industry very aware of its shortcomings. They saw cases of harassment & unwanted attention due to personal information exposure, personal details shared without consent, users spammed due to shared details and diminished user trust in digital payment platforms. With their experience in banking & financial services, they knew they could change the status quo. Enter Lemonade.
What is Lemonade? Our growing team has built the payments solutions for consumers all over Kenya. We're refining the payments experience by making seemless payments without revealing the user's personal details. Lemonade is more than just payments. Lemonade is a better experience.
Lemonade Payments isn't just another wallet; it's Africa's first payment revolution. Our innovative white-label solution empowers businesses with secure, blockchain-powered wallets, all without compromising user data. So ditch the data, embrace the potential, and join the future of payments.
With these core values as our guide, we’ve cultivated a culture of collaboration, care, and responsibility that make great customer experiences possible.
We prioritize empathy in everything we do, ensuring our solutions genuinely help those we serve.
Transparent communication builds trust and helps us solve problems efficiently, both internally and with customers.
Curiosity drives us to innovate continuously, keeping us agile and responsive to new challenges and opportunities.
We take responsibility for our actions, knowing every contribution makes a difference.
Our customers are our focus, and we strive to exceed their expectations with every interaction.
Authenticity enriches our work culture and strengthens our products, bringing diverse perspectives to everything we create.
Create an account instantly and start accepting payments. You can also contact us to design a custom package for your business.
Disclaimers and Footnotes
Lemonade Payments is a fintech company, not an insured bank or microfinance company. Payment services are provided by officiall licensed banks, all regulated by the Central Bank of Kenya. All customers must share KYC details as required before opening and operating an account. This information contains certain “forward-looking statements,” which may be identified by the use of such words as “believe,” “expect,” “anticipate,” “should,” “planned,” “estimated,” “potential” and other similar terms.