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Bankit MFB Aims to Build 1m Customer Base by Year-end

Staff Writer by Staff Writer
June 24, 2025
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Bankit MFB has disclosed the plan of growing its customer base to one million by the end of the year 2025.

The growth target is following a strong indication of growing trust, adoption, and momentum in the Nigerian digital banking space, according to Leadership.ng’s report.

This is just as it nears the 100,000-customer mark. Its chief Operating officer, Simpa Yekini, whilst speaking on the new milestone, said, “Reaching this new milestone confirms what we’ve always believed; Nigerians are ready for a smarter, more accessible way to bank. We’re not just building a bank. We’re building trust, simplicity and value into every transaction.

“It is also very important to state that this rapid growth isn’t by chance. It’s the result of deliberate customer-centric innovation and a bold approach to financial services, one that puts the user at the heart of the experience.

“Since inception, we have offered free and seamless money transfers, fast and intuitive account setups, enhanced security with biometric login features, and a smooth, reliable interface that delivers convenience without compromise.”

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According to Yekini, with Bankit’s growing nationwide acceptance and surge in daily transaction volumes, Bankit is confidently projecting to reach one million customers before the end of the year, a goal that now seems well within reach.

The brand’s commitment to offering real value, hassle-free services, and digital trust is clearly resonating with a wide demographic; from everyday individuals to small business owners and young digital natives looking for smarter ways to bank.

Backed by a solid financial base and strong liquidity, Bankit is not only earning customer loyalty but also industry-wide recognition as one of the most promising players in Nigeria’s fintech and microfinance space. The bank’s rapidly growing user base is a testament to its reliability and relevance, especially in a market that demands simplicity, speed, and transparency. [Source: Leadership]

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