Write the following simple academic english and ensure it is not detectable "McKinsey & Company (2022) indicated that successful FinTech startups in Africa have adapted their business models to the unique economic realities and customer needs of the continent in several ways such as: Matching Value Proposition to the Market: FinTechs like Fawry in Egypt, M-Pesa in Kenya, and Interswitch in Nigeria entered markets by building infrastructure specific to a single country and are now the market leaders as a result. Rapid Customer Acquisition: Given Africas fast-growing population of more than 1.3 billion people, leading players have had to overcome constraints such as infrastructure limitations and low customer purchasing power by leveraging pre-existing physical networks or employing aggressive pricing strategies to offer cheaper fees and charges than competitors. Expansion of Offerings: Once established in the market, successful FinTechs expand their offering with a range of tech-based B2B and B2C products and solutions that address specific financial needs and plug gaps in the local financial services industries. This strategy echoes the strategies of companies such as the Alibaba Group, which amassed a large user base before launching Alipay, a payment super app and digital wallet. Strategic Alliances: TymeBank, South Africa's first digital bank, overcame infrastructure challenges through a strategic alliance with major retailers, enabling the bank to place account-opening kiosks in retail stores across the country. Leveraging Digital Transformation: Platforms like Piggyvest and Cowrywise are giving millions of customers access to savings vehicles, often with cheaper fees and charges than traditional banks. Fuliza, a digital mobile overdraft facility, enables access to credit relief for those left out of the formal banking sector. Facilitating Remittances: EcoCash and Mukuru provide their customers with remittances at reduced rates and facilitate near-instant transactions, overcoming customers dependency on informal remittance systems