FinTribe, a Pan-African women-focused wealth platform, on Thursday in Lagos announced the launch of its mobile app, FinTribe.

The organisation said the mobile app, built around four pillars of save, learn, invest, and community, brings practical financial tools, education, and community-driven wealth building into one place, giving women the tools to manage their money and build wealth at their own pace.

The key features of the mobile app — now available on the Google Play Store and Apple App Store — include automated savings, investment tracking, instant document requests for statements, embassy and reference letters, financial literacy content from the Wealth Builders Academy, and live community and tribe rooms.

At the heart of the app is FinTribe’s Tribe System, which allows women to join communities of other women saving at similar financial levels and working towards their financial goals.

With the system, members can see others saving consistently, encourage one another, and stay accountable.

Founder and CEO of FinTribe, Jennifer Awirigwe, said that women do not have to build wealth alone and that seeing another woman save consistently can be the encouragement someone needs to start or stay on track.

Awirigwe, describing the app as a unified platform that understands how women want to build wealth, added that FinTribe is designed to make that kind of innovation, accountability, and community part of the wealth-building journey.

The Head of Marketing at FinTribe, Sandra Adebayo, said the app reflects the organisation’s commitment to making financial management simpler and more accessible.

“Whether it’s setting up a savings plan, learning more about investing, checking your investments, connecting with women in your Tribe, or requesting a document for a visa or job application, everything now lives in one place,” she said.

The mobile app launch builds on FinTribe’s work through the Wealth Builders Academy, its flagship Finance Fair, campus outreach and partnerships focused on expanding women’s access to financial education and the capital markets.