Point-of-Sale (PoS) terminal issuers in Nigeria, mostly fintechs, are bracing for possible service disruptions and revenue losses as the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) October 31 deadline for the mandatory geo-tagging of all PoS terminals approaches.
Nigeria’s participation in the Digital Cooperation Organization (DCO) is expected to open new opportunities for digital trade, innovation, and economic growth, as the body unveiled its Model Digital Economy Agreement (MDEA) during its first session.
Electronic payment transactions in Nigeria rose to N284.9 trillion in the first quarter of 2025 as more Nigerians go cashless.
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The President of the Nigerian Fintech Association (FintechNGR), Dr. Stanley Jacob, has advised fintech companies in the country to stop offering services for free to achieve business sustainability.
Netcore Cloud, a global leader in omnichannel marketing technology, emphasizes that businesses in the fintech and neobanking sectors must embrace hyper-personalization as a crucial customer service strategy to stay competitive.
As Nigeria's financial industry experiences rapid growth, driven by the widespread adoption of mobile phones and increased internet penetration, it also confronts a significant and escalating challenge of cybercrime.
As digital technology and innovation continue to push the frontiers of the financial landscape, Africa is witnessing a surge in digital payments, becoming a formidable force in the sector.
One of Nigeria’s leading fintech companies, OPay, has warned its customers against trading in cryptocurrency or any virtual currency on its app.
The Executive Director of Cavista Technology, Mr Bamidele Odufuye, has said that Nigeria needs more tech startups focusing on health solutions, having recorded successes in fintechs and other similar areas.
The founder and CEO of Paga, Tayo Oviosu, has said that telecommunications operators in Nigeria will have to crash the cost of data to accelerate financial inclusion in the country.
