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The latest data released by the Nigeria Inter-Bank Settlement Systems (NIBSS) has revealed that licensed mobile money operators...
Zone, Africa's fastest-growing payment infrastructure company, is pleased to announce that PalmPay, one of Africa’s leading fintech platforms for payment, has joined its decentralized payment network.
PalmPay’s savings product, PalmPay Wealth, has announced a notable milestone, paying out N4 billion in interest to over 10 million users in 2024.
Mobile money operators (MMOs) in Nigeria are banking on a projected 65% smartphone penetration by 2026 to drive the next boom in the adoption of their services.
For Adekunle Aina, a senior executive at a consulting firm, turning to fintech platforms for transactions was initially...
PalmPay, a leading fintech company in Nigeria, has reiterated its unwavering commitment to combating financial fraud through cutting-edge technology.
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.
PalmPay, Nigeria’s leading fintech platform, was awarded the Most Outstanding Fintech Driving Financial Inclusion at the prestigious BrandCom Awards 2024, held on October 26th.
PalmPay, a leading financial platform with over 30 million users on its smartphone app in Nigeria introduces its USSD code *861#.
Data released by the Nigeria Inter-Bank Settlement Systems (NIBSS) has revealed that licensed mobile money operators including Palmpay, OPay, and 15 others processed transactions valued at N41.5 trillion between January and July this year.
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.”
The recent liquidation of Heritage Bank and the attendant apprehension over depositors’ money has raised more concerns for users of fintech companies licensed to operate as mobile money operators (MMOs) such as Opay, Palmpay, and Paga, among others.