The Federal Government has been urged to invest more in Financial technology space in the country so as to assist investors in bringing innovation and growth to the sector.

Global fintech Unlimint is changing its name to Unlimit in a bid to align the company’s brand with its new positioning and mission to deliver solutions that eliminate financial borders Global fintech, Unlimint has announced a rebranding of its name to Unlimit, which will reflect the company’s new positioning, unify its product line, and highlight…

Fintech company, eTranzact, at the weekend, unveiled its maiden golf interest, e-Tranzact Classic, which will debut on the Professional Golfers Development Tour on April 27 at the Lakowe Lakes Golf Club, Lagos.

Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has urged the existing and potential investors to continuously see Lagos, “the crown sub-national jewel of the African economy,” as a choice place for investments.

Currently, the conventional banking system in Nigeria is facing fierce competition from financial technology companies popularly known as Fintech, majorly as a fallout of the shoddy implementation of the cashless policy of the CBN...

Vfinancial technology firm, VPD Money, has worked with partners in the industry to process a cumulated volume of over $200 million worth of transactions with volume rising to over 2,548 per cent for its customers since inception of operations two years ago.

Dear President-elect, My deepest congratulations goes out to Your Excellency (YE), as you prepare to lead Nigeria on yet another four-year journey of development and growth. I understand that your journey to the attainment of the title of the president-Elect of Nigeria hasn’t been easy. Through the turmoil and tribulations, you’ve shown grit while overcoming…

Fintech sector in Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya and others was the most attractive to investors in 2022, receiving almost $1.5 billion in funding during the year, making up 43.4 per cent of all startup investments into the continent.

The cashless policy coupled with the change in the naira note has presented a humongous challenge for individuals and businesses. People are trying to withdraw the new naira notes but being offered the old notes or even coins.

The rapid growth of fintech, mobile financial services, open banking, near instant cross-border payments and block chain have created fertile ground for unscrupulous individuals to exploit the system.

As the fastest-growing start-up industry in Africa, African fintech raised over $1.3 trillion in 2021 alone, with the success being fuelled by several trends, including increasing smartphone ownership, declining Internet costs, expanded network coverage, and a young, fast-growing, and rapidly urbanising population. According to McKinsey & Company, African fintech has a significant impact on day-to-day…

To inculcate financial literacy in children and prepare the next generation of young Nigerians to actively have control over their finances, Schoolable, a Fintech company in collaboration with Parkway