Tag: Financial Inclusion

West Africa requires between $90 billion and $100 billion every year to achieve its development goals, but the region’s biggest ...

The Central Bank of Nigeria has given point-of-sale operators and their financial institution partners extra runway to comply with its ...

MTN Nigeria has grown from a new entrant in the telecommunications industry to the country’s largest telecom company, serving millions ...

Africa’s financial technology industry is experiencing one of its biggest growth periods in history, transforming the way millions of people ...

Nigeria's two best-known savings platforms, Cowrywise and PiggyVest, have quietly become an entry point into investing for a generation that ...

Nigeria is gradually seeing more cash flow back into its banking system as the use of digital payment channels continues ...

First City Monument Bank is recasting payment infrastructure as a growth lever for Nigerian businesses, not merely a banking utility, ...

When many people think about financial technology in Nigeria, they often think of digital payments or money transfers. Cowrywise took ...

Long before digital payments became a part of everyday life across Africa, paying bills, transferring money, or making purchases electronically ...

Across Nigeria's markets and communities, millions of women entrepreneurs continue to finance and expand their businesses through informal savings groups, ...