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NEAT Microfinance is proving that Nigeria’s age-old Ajo can grow into a modern system, blending trust, structure, and tech to serve thousands.
Orange Money taps JUMO’s AI to push a no bank account, no paperwork mission across Africa.
LemFi acquires UK-based Pillar to launch migrant credit cards, expanding beyond remittances and fast-tracking financial inclusion for immigrants.
Jumia has launched a Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) service in Algeria in partnership with local fintech Diar Dzair. This move targets financial inclusion in underbanked markets.
The acquisition, fully completed, aims to scale creditworthiness for African immigrants across the globe
Aruwa Capital Management, a female-led Lagos private equity firm, closes $35M for its gender-lens Fund II and plans to expand investments across Nigeria and Ghana.
Lendsqr has developed an AI-powered voice and video analysis model to revolutionize credit scoring for Nigeria’s informal sector, offering a new path to financial inclusion for over 100 million unbanked adults.
Many PoS agents believe this latest directive could cripple the impact of their service which has grown to nearly 2 million across the country
ImaliPay has partnered with Cellulant to change the way gig workers experience making and receiving payments.
Can payment service banks help Nigeria achieve its financial inclusion target of 95% by 2024?
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