Leopoldo Lopez and Kristofer Doucette claim that while technology for digital transactions is advancing and benefiting the unbanked in regions like Latin America and Africa, corrupt governments are adapting quickly, complicating efforts to prevent fraud.

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Leopoldo Lopez and Kristofer Doucette claim that while technology for digital transactions is advancing and benefiting the unbanked in regions like Latin America and Africa, corrupt governments are adapting quickly, complicating efforts to prevent fraud.

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Technology for digital transactions is changing fast and transactions are rapidly growing in developing regions including Latin America and Africa benefiting people without access to the banking system. But some corrupt governments are moving faster, making it difficult to prevent fraud, the experts said.

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