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Acquiring Company
Luno
Acquired Company
GTXN
South Africa
KenyaFinancial ServicesFintechBlockchainCryptocurrencyLendingFinancial ServicesFintechDescription
Luno has acquired GTXN, a licensed fund manager in Kenya, to improve its cross-border payment capabilities. This acquisition allows Luno to offer a unified payment solution for its enterprise clients. Dan Kleinbaum has been appointed as CEO of GTXN to lead its operations under Luno's umbrella.
Fundz sees it the moment Luno makes an acquisition, hires an exec or expands, usually minutes after it happens, and tells you who to reach.
M&A Insights
Based on deal dataFrequently asked
Who acquired GTXN?
GTXN was acquired by Luno, based in South Africa. The deal was reported on September 22, 2026. Luno is a leading regulated digital asset platform that operates across multiple emerging markets. Luno is privately held and operates in Financial Services.
When did Luno acquire GTXN?
Luno's acquisition of GTXN was reported on September 22, 2026. Luno has acquired GTXN, a licensed fund manager in Kenya, to improve its cross-border payment capabilities. This acquisition allows Luno to offer a unified payment solution for its enterprise clients. Fundz records the date the transaction was first publicly reported, sourced from filings and company announcements.
What does GTXN do?
GTXN is a licensed cross-border payments company and fund manager in Kenya. It offers collection and payout infrastructure that connects developed and emerging markets. It is privately held, operating in Financial Services, and is based in Kenya.
This company was part of an acquisition. Fundz tracks who bought whom, and who to call on both sides.
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