FXTM Edge Targets Millions of First-Time Nigerians with $50 Entry Point, Mobile-First Trading
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Tag: Fintech Nigeria
From Web2 to Web3: How Onone Ega Is Putting Women at the Heart of Nigeria’s Tech Revolution
That gap is exactly what Onone Peace Ega has set out to close. She is not just another project manager, ...
Lagos Slips from Global Top 70 in 2025 — But Still Leads Africa’s Startup Map
Lagos remains Africa’s largest startup hub in 2025, powered by fintech unicorns and active investors, yet slowed by poor infrastructure, ...
When Product Meets Culture: Why Understanding Local Financial Habits is Critical for Fintech Growth in Nigeria
Fintech innovation in Nigeria has experienced significant growth in recent years. Of the nine unicorns across Africa, five are Nigerian, ...
eTranzact MD Highlights Critical insights on ‘AI Readiness for Nigerian SMEs’ at Report Launch
Explaining further, he said the report offers SMEs a fact-based assessment of their AI readiness, guiding informed investment and capacity-building ...
Moniepoint vs FairMoney: Which Lender Has the Edge in SME Support?
With traditional banks retreating from riskier ventures, Moniepoint and FairMoney are stepping up; but in a country where only 1.3% ...
Survey: 79% of Young Nigerians Want to Save, But 1 in 5 Can’t Afford To
Young Nigerians seek smarter digital tools
BAS Group Acquires Majority Stake in Zuvy to Expand SME Lending Footprint
The cash deal gives BAS Group over 50% ownership
NIBSS Unveils National Payment Stack to Modernise Nigeria’s Financial Infrastructure
The new platform is designed to replace legacy systems and consolidate digital payment processes across banks, fintechs, government agencies, and ...
Why Unit Economics Now Matter More Than Unicorn Dreams – Earn or Exit
Investors are buying proof, not dreams and visions. And if your startup can’t show that it earns more than it ...
Lagos Tops Global List of Fastest-Growing Tech Ecosystems in 2025
Lagos has grown its startup ecosystem valuation by 11.6 times since 2017 and produced five unicorns within the same period