It is estimated that there are about 210-250 fintech operators/companies operating in the Nigerian space.
One of the most outstanding, privately-driven initiatives in the fight against COVID-19 is Interswitch Group’s concerted intervention efforts to support the fight against the pandemic.
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has directed Interswitch to suspend refund activities for failed Visa and Verve card transactions, pending the duration of the lockdown that was...
The best bit about coming up with a tech solution is that all there is to do is find a loophole in the traditional way of...
Nigeria’s journey to digital payment has been largely driven by cards (mostly debit and prepaid) with over 80M cards issued to customers, majority (close to 60%)...
The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE or The Exchange) is pleased to announce the listing of Interswitch Limited’s N23billion Bond on Friday, 31 January 2020.
The Financial Technology (Fintech) industry in Nigeria has come to stay, as it took the lead in Africa attracting $122 million in funds in 2019.
Though the year 2019 has come and gone, the financial service delivery it witnessed was a boom, as FinTech firms witnessed improved growth,
Visa is thought to be paying $200 million, valuing Interswitch at about N1 trillion. Helios bought 52 percent of Interswitch for $96 million in Dec. 2010.
Interswitch is reviving its plans for an initial public offering, IPO, via a dual listing on the Nigerian Stock Exchange and London Stock Exchange according to...
