GTI Microfinance Bank Limited has officially launched Saha, a comprehensive digital banking application designed to enhance financial inclusion and bridge the banking gap for individuals and small businesses across Nigeria.
Speaking at the exclusive media parley held at the bank’s Lagos office, Head of IT, GTI Group, Nnamdi Obi, described the app launch as more than just a product unveiling, calling it a vision that represents the institution’s commitment to making banking accessible to all Nigerians.
“We have gotten to a point where we are saying to ourselves, look, we need to make sure that people can actually trade, go online, do their transactions and have the confidence that we want them. The Saha+ app brings you to our office and our establishment, because you get to meet the people behind the app.”, Obi explained.
Managing Director, GTI Microfinance Bank, Hauwa Haruna-Sheidi said that the institution, founded in 2007 and licensed by the Central Bank of Nigeria, has built its reputation on delivering accessible, customer-focused banking services.
“The institution has consistently supported individuals, entrepreneurs, and SMEs with products ranging from savings and credit facilities to investment options.
“The Saha+ app offers a suite of features designed to simplify everyday banking transactions. Users can perform easy savings operations, execute swift local and inter-bank transfers, access loan facilities, and track spending patterns in real-time.
The platform also includes a “Save, Lock & Earn” feature that allows customers to secure funds for specific goals while earning attractive returns.
“Beyond basic banking, Saha+ provides virtual and physical card options for online payments and international shopping, alongside bill payment services for television subscriptions and electricity bills”, she said.
GTI Group Treasury Manager, Jacinta Koroye, addressing questions about investment opportunities, hinted at future integration with the broader GTI Group’s investment portfolio.
“The GTI Group encompasses several businesses across the financial services spectrum, including securities, asset management, capital markets, commodities, and stock trading.
“From the cross-section of everything, you will be able to do your investment. You will be able to do your stock trading, you will be able to do your financing, you will be able to balance your money,” Koroye explained, suggesting that Saha+ will eventually serve as a comprehensive financial platform.
