Nigerians are shifting their banking needs to fintech as bank apps and Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD) remain unreliable amid the current cash scarcity.
Flutterwave CEO Olugbenga Agboola said it's time for fintech to transition beyond sending and receiving money to providing additional value
Fintech is tipped to be one of the few segments of the Nigerian economy that will enjoy boundless growth over the next few years
Chipper Cash and Payday are among the few fintech firms still offering virtual dollar card services in Nigeria
The Nigeria Fintech Week is organized by the Fintech Association of Nigeria and Fintech Associates Limited.
Interested businesses and participants are encouraged to register for the conference at www.fidelitybank.ng/fitcc
Nigerian Tech Startups have employed about 19,344 people as of August 2022, according to to report from Disrupt Africa.
The growing fintech market is constantly developing ways to protect clients from scams, hackers, and fraudsters
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Allawee, a corporate card company based in Nigeria, is one of such that lets businesses handle their spending in a very streamlined process and manner
The industry has grown from being a catalyst of the traditional mode of banking to a major competition and disruptor in the same industry.
The Executives of a US fintech company have pleaded guilty to breaching money laundering rules after sending $167 million to Africa unchecked in less than 3 years.
