Stakeholders recently gathered with security agencies from across Nigeria, at the maiden workshop on process flow in the mobile money ecosystem...

Worldremit, digital money transfer company, and Paga Nigeria have partnered to launch international money transfers to Nigeria. Using the WorldRemit app or website, Nigerians in diaspora living in over 50 countries can now send money quickly and securely to over 11 million Paga users. In a press statement, the company said that the new partnership…

In recent times, many Nigerians have been relying on financial technology (Fintech) companies for quick solutions to their financial constraints. A cross-section of the population now use these companies to pay their bills, save funds, transfer cash, and even take loans. The disruption fintechs brought about in the financial services space is certainly undeniable, and…

In recent times, many Nigerians have been relying on financial technology (Fintech) companies for quick solutions to their financial constraints. A cross-section of the population now use these companies to pay their bills, save funds, transfer cash, and even take loans. The disruption fintechs brought about in the financial services space is certainly undeniable, and…

Mobile money company, Paga, clocks 10 years in business since being founded in 2009 and officially opened its doors for commercial operations in 2012. This April marks 10 years since Tayo Oviosu, Paga’s founder and CEO, embarked on the Paga journey. “I started Paga with one goal: To solve the “use of cash” problem — Cash is…

Mobile money company, Paga, has said that in 10 years of its operations in Nigeria, it has successfully processed over 72 million transactions worth $4.6 billion (N1.2 Trillion), with a record of 12 million customers.

Paga, the leading mobile money company in Nigeria announced that it has signed on as the exclusive payment partner to Orange Mall, an e-commerce solution making global shopping...

Paga has announced that it has closed a $10 million growth financing led by the Global Innovation Fund.Also participating in the round were existing investors Goodwell (managed by Alitheia Capital), Adlevo Capital, Omidyar Network and Unreasonable Capital.

Paga, a mobile money company in Nigeria, said it has closed a $10 million growth financing deal, led by the Global Innovation Fund, with existing investors like Goodwell (managed by Alitheia Capital), Adlevo Capital, Omidyar Network and Unreasonable Capital, participating.

Paga, Nigeria’s leading mobile money company is making it even easier to send and receive money for all Nigerians with launch of money transfer app.

Remittances and payment providers can make a change throughout Africa. Companies like Paga, M-Pesa, Payoneer, and Remitly, among dozen others companies, are trying to make transfer of funds to Africa cheaper than ever before. In 2017, the global remittances reached a record high and the average cost of remittances were still more than 7%. That’s…

Nigeria’s digital financial services provider- Paga, has joined a unique alliance of over 50 Fintech investors and digital finance innovators, who also gathered at Amsterdam, to launch investor guidelines aimed at spreading the benefits of the Fintech revolution more widely.