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The role of Chief Technology Officers in Nigeria's fintech industry cannot be overemphasized. This article features the CTOs of some of Nigeria's fintech companies.
Netapps Technologies Limited, a licensed fintech company hosted an exclusive product launch- the NetAppsPay to facilitate seamless payment...
Revolut, a London based fintech company has finally secured a United Kingdom Banking license after a regulatory approval process that lasted for three years.
American news and business channel, CNBC, has recognized seven African companies in its World’s Top Fintech Companies 2024 report, highlighting them among the 250 leading fintech firms globally.
PalmPay, a leading Africa-focused fintech platform, has been included in the 2024 edition of CNBC and Statista’s prestigious list of the “Top 250 Fintech Companies in the World.”
ERCAS a PSSP-licensed fintech company, is set to launch its payment solution ERCASpay
“Card or transfer?” is a question most Nigerians are now familiar with when making payments, however, that question would have been odd five years ago, when cash was the dominant means of payment.
Fintech (financial technology) has emerged in recent years and is starting to address the problems of purchasing, financing and selling of real estates by providing creative solutions that are redefining there transactions in Nigeria.
Payaza Africa Limited has unveiled a revamped website and an upgraded web app interface as part of a new brand positioning tagged Payaza 2.0
9 Payment Service Bank (9PSB) has echoed the impressive progress demonstrated by the female professionals and entrepreneurs in the fintech sector
Nigerian young resident population now feels more mistrust and bewilderment because of the FG's recent attack against Nigeria's crypto industry
MTN Nigeria has reported that its MoMo Payment Service Bank (PSB) reached 5.3 million active wallet users on its platform as of December 2023.