Paga, Nigeria’s pioneering fintech company, and PayPal, the global payments and commerce platform, today announced the availability of live account ...
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has officially upgraded the operating licences of several leading fintech companies and microfinance banks ...
Every day, millions of Nigerians undertake everyday transactions: transfer money, take and repay loans, receive salaries, pay school fees, make ...
OPay, PalmPay, and Paga are among operators driving high-volume mobile money transactions in Nigeria
Technological innovation, changing consumer behaviours, and the pressing need for financial inclusion drive the impending change in the global payments ...
Several Nigerian entrepreneurs are examples of this change including Iyinoluwa Aboyeji, others…
Dr. Toyin Sanni, the executive vice-chair at the leading Pan-African Investment Group, said the positive disruption spearheaded by fintech has birthed a positive revolution ...
The Financial Times, in report with Statista, a research company, recently identified 25 Nigerian firms among Africa’s fastest-growing list. The ...
It’s been 15 years that Paga, a Nigerian fintech company, embarked on a mission of Making Life Possible for Nigerians. ...
One of Nigeria’s leading creative powerhouses, Noah’s Ark Communications Limited, has announced the promotion of key staff into leadership roles ...
“Fintech” is simply captures the ideas behind the use of new technology, seeking to improve and automate the delivery and the use of financial ...
Earlier this week, the Nigeria Interbank Settlement System Plc (NIBSS) issued a directive on Payment Solution Service Providers (PSSP), removing ...
Adioo Technology’s Jebota platform is reshaping African agriculture with AI, digital finance, and logistics intelligence, offering lessons that begin in ...
Looking ahead into 2023 here are potential trends that may shape the development of ICT in the new year.
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