Based on download figures and user ratings as of June 2025, here are Nigeria’s top 10 investment platforms:
This article explains why it is difficult for young Nigerians to save and what fintechs must do to fix some of the issues.
Nigeria’s fintech industry has emerged as a beacon of innovation and growth, not just in Africa but globally.
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.
PiggyVest, Africa's leading online savings and investing platform, has been recognised as one of the top 250 fintech companies globally for 2024.
One of Nigeria’s savings and investment companies, Cowrywise, is banking on many billboard ads to attract more customers as the competition in the fintech landscape gets stiffer.
Relocating out of Nigeria (Japa) is the top financial goal of Generation Z according to a new survey by financial technology saving and investment company, Piggy Vest.
PiggyVest has extended an N7.5 million interest rate offer to Ilebaye, the latest winner of BBNaija's N120 million grand prize.
Nigeria's fintech industry has experienced significant growth, with innovative companies leveraging technology to offer a wide range of financial products and services.
Nigerian communications platform-as-a-service (CPaaS) startup, Termii, has raised $3.65 million to expand its product offerings.
Savings apps are helping Nigerians to save even in the face of a tough macroeconomic conditions
He also claimed that the cost of data has crashed from N1,200 per GB in 2019 to about N360 today
