Category : Banking


OPay Privacy: How to Hide Transactions

Learn how to hide OPay transactions for privacy and understand why permanent deletion is not possible due to Nigerian financial regulations. A step-by-step guide.

Paystack Acquires Ladder MFB for Banking Licence

Paystack expands beyond payments by acquiring Ladder Microfinance Bank, securing a banking licence to offer deposits and loans. This strategic shift follows regulatory scrutiny and intensifies competition in Nigeria's fintech sector.

Experts Back Bank Recapitalisation, Urge Caution

Financial experts endorse the CBN's bank recapitalisation drive as crucial for economic stability but caution that poor regulation and macroeconomic woes could undermine its success. Learn the key insights.

Three Nigerian Banks Set for Merger as CBN Deadline Nears

Nigeria's banking sector faces consolidation as three mergers are expected before the March 2026 recapitalisation deadline. Tier-2 banks scramble for survival amid fintech disruption and regulatory pressure. Read the full analysis.

Fidelity Bank Meets CBN's N500bn Capital Requirement

Fidelity Bank Plc has successfully raised its capital base to N564.5bn, crossing the CBN's N500bn threshold for international banks. Discover how the recapitalisation race is reshaping Nigeria's banking sector with the March 2026 deadline looming.

Wema Bank Upgrades ALAT Digital Platform

Wema Bank Plc has launched an upgraded version of its ALAT digital banking platform, featuring voice commands and contactless payments. Discover the new smart features.

FG Places 103 Loan Apps on Watch List, Delists 45

The FCCPC has placed 103 digital loan apps on a regulatory watch list and delisted 45 others. This move aims to protect consumers from data abuse and harassment. Verify app status before borrowing.

FG Releases 2026 Approved Loan Apps List

Discover the top 10 loan apps in Nigeria for 2026 as the FCCPC releases its approved list of 457 digital lenders. Compare interest rates, loan amounts, and key borrowing tips.

UBA Exceeds CBN Capital Requirement with N157.84bn Rights Issue

United Bank for Africa (UBA) has successfully raised N157.84 billion through a rights issue, exceeding the Central Bank of Nigeria's N500 billion minimum capital requirement. The offer was oversubscribed by 113%, demonstrating strong investor confidence.

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