Paga Teams Up With TBook to Bring Tokenized Asset Investing to Africa
At Sui Live Miami 2026, Paga founder Tayo Oviosu called Africa the world’s largest financial greenfield. He used the stage to unveil a new partnership with TBook that aims to open tokenized real-world asset investing on the Sui blockchain. The deal lets consumers and businesses purchase stakes in farms, real estate, private companies, and fixed-income instruments directly through Paga’s platform. With a minimum $100 investment, the partnership lowers barriers that usually make such opportunities out of reach for retail users. Paga processed over $11 billion and handled 169 million transactions in 2025 alone. Its Paga Engine powers more than 300 businesses. TBook, founded in 2023, has already served eight million users across 200 partners, creating over 16.7 million tokenized assets to date. Compliance is central to this rollout. Paga will distribute investment products through regulated entities in each market and leverages its Nigerian microfinance banking licence. This infrastructure-first approach could reshape how emerging markets use idle balances for financial inclusion.
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