This episode of The Coffee Table was extremely engaging as Ugodre interviewed Austin Okere, the founder of Computer...
In this exclusive conversation with Nairametrics, Nkebet Mesele, Founder of Intreensic, reflects on the realities of scaling payment talents in Africa, the challenges holding back growth, and the opportunities for building a globally competitive workforce.
Kredete, a Fintech company focused on helping African immigrants build credit and access financial services, has raised a $22 million Series A funding round led by AfricInvest via their Cathay AfricInvest Innovation Fund (CAIF) and Financial Inclusion Vehicle (FIVE), alongside Partech, and with participation from Polymorphic Capital.
For more than 15 years, Verve has played a defining role in shaping Africa’s digital payment landscape, offering secure, convenient, and locally tailored payment solutions designed to meet the continent’s unique financial realities.
In a decisive move toward delivering faster, safer, and more seamless transactions, Verve is reshaping the payments landscape across Africa.
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has issued a strong reminder to banks, payment service banks, and fintech companies on the need to reinforce their sanctions compliance frameworks or risk regulatory sanctions.
On Everyday Money Matters, we explore Nigeria’s booming fintech sector and its impact on your financial life. Fintech...
Africa's tech ecosystem is one of the most dynamic and fast-evolving in the world. Valued at an estimated...
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has raised concerns about increasing fraudulent activities in Nigeria’s financial sector, particularly within the unbanked, under-served, and middle-class populations.
In this exclusive interview with Nairametrics, the Managing Director of one of the leading fintechs in the country, PalmPay, Mr. Chika Nwosu, speaks on the success factors and the challenges of the fintech industry in Nigeria and how the players have been navigating the terrain to drive financial inclusion in the country.
The Director General of the Nigeria Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Emomotimi Agama, has called for "smart regulation" to balance the rapid growth of fintech with the need for investor protection and market integrity in Africa.
African startups announced a total of $138 million in September 2024, encompassing equity, debt, and grants.
