Loan apps or digital money lenders, as the companies behind them are known, have become essential in Nigeria's informal economy by offering quick and accessible loans.
Renmoney is choosing to end its year by reflecting on the achievements that have set it apart in the FinTech industry.
After a decade of driving financial inclusion for individuals and small businesses in Nigeria, Renmoney Microfinance Bank held...
Nigerian Tech Startups have employed about 19,344 people as of August 2022, according to to report from Disrupt Africa.
Nairametrics took a look at the ratings of these apps on the Google Play Store by users who have been using them.
With the emergence of online loan apps, anyone can apply for a loan from the comfort of their homes.
Although banks are now extra careful with their loans, you could still get a payday loan.
TLcom Capital has invested $1 million pre-seed fundraise in Nigerian fintech platform, Okra to strengthen the latter’s push to build infrastructure for Africa’s next wave of fintech innovation
Today, November 13, Palmpay, an African-focused mobile payment startup, will launch in Nigeria.
Thanks to fintechs, Olumide can now easily access a quick loan whenever he needs one, without having to stake the whole world as collateral
The need to create financial solutions that are capable of meeting current financial challenges has given rise to Financial Technology.
RenMoney appoints Oluwatobi Boshoro as CEO
