PalmPay has announced the first batch of winners in its #LoveWithPalmPay Valentine's Day campaign, highlighting how financial tools can strengthen relationships through simple, everyday money moments.
Esusu, NALA, and Tala have been recognized on the Forbes Fintech 50 list for 2026, collectively serving over 11 million customers and processing billions in transactions while advancing financial inclusion globally.
The Inclusive FinTech Forum 2026 in Kigali will gather 3,000 delegates to shape Africa's financial future. Nigerian stakeholders should note the focus on digital currency corridors, AI-powered inclusion, and cross-border partnerships.
A Nigerian woman from Ibadan has filed a N50 million lawsuit against Moniepoint Microfinance Bank, alleging the fintech opened accounts using her personal data without consent, violating privacy rights under the Nigeria Data Protection Act.
AfriChange, a cross-border payments platform, has been honored with the Best Fintech Website/Platform award at the 2026 Fintech Awards in the UK, recognizing its innovation and impact on immigrant communities.
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Global fintech Grey has launched Grey Business, a multi-currency platform to help African startups and SMEs manage international transactions with speed and transparency.
Nigerian fintech giant Flutterwave marks 10 years as the world's most licensed non-bank financial technology company, holding over 50 licenses across 35 countries and processing $50+ billion in transactions.
Former Sierra Leone President Ernest Bai Koroma declares Nigeria holds historic responsibility for Africa's economic and technological advancement, praising Flutterwave's growth as a continental achievement at Lagos event.
Former Sierra Leone President Ernest Bai Koroma declares Nigeria's fintech success with Flutterwave drives continental progress and deeper financial inclusion across Africa.
Flutterwave CEO Olugbenga Agboola announced at the company's 10th anniversary that it is the world's most licensed non-bank entity, with over 50 licenses across 35+ countries and $50 billion in transactions processed.
Lagos Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu and MTN Nigeria Chairman Dr. Ernest Ndukwe celebrated Flutterwave's 10th anniversary, hailing it as an international company made in Nigeria that has processed over $50 billion in transactions across 36 countries.
MTN Nigeria Board Chairman Dr. Ernest Ndukwe praised Flutterwave's international success at its 10th anniversary, linking it to Nigeria's telecom reforms and emphasizing corporate governance for sustained growth.
Lagos Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu commended Flutterwave for processing over $50 billion in transactions across 36 countries, emphasizing youth empowerment and Nigeria's technological growth at the fintech's 10th-anniversary gala.
Lagos Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu commended Flutterwave at its 10th-anniversary gala for processing over $50 billion in transactions across 36 countries, highlighting its role in Nigeria's economic growth and calling for investments in infrastructure and
Former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo commended Flutterwave CEO Olugbenga Agboola for seizing economic opportunities, linking the fintech's success to telecoms reforms from his administration.
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo commended Flutterwave founder Olugbenga Agboola at the company's 10th-anniversary gala in Lagos, highlighting the fintech's growth and influence across Africa.
PalmPay celebrates Valentine's Day with a social media campaign inviting users to share real-life love stories for a chance to win ₦100,000 each, totaling ₦800,000 in prizes.
Flutterwave celebrated its 10th anniversary with a star-studded gala at The Delborough Lagos, attended by former presidents, governors, business leaders, and celebrities.
A Nigerian woman shares how PiggyVest quickly resolved a mistaken money transfer into her Flex account, highlighting the fintech's efficiency compared to traditional banks.
Central Bank of Nigeria warns fintech firms like OPay and Moniepoint about over-reliance on foreign capital, highlighting vulnerability to global market volatility despite sector growth.
Elvis Ernest, a loyal PalmPay user since 2020, won a free trip to London by participating in the fintech app's Travel Carnival through consistent daily transactions.
Nigerian fintech Flutterwave trends on social media after photos linking it to NYSE surface, sparking discussions about its global expansion and impact as a homegrown tech success story.
PayPal has officially launched in Nigeria, enabling users to receive international payments directly in naira through a partnership with fintech platform Paga. This move aims to boost financial inclusion for freelancers and small businesses, though many N
The Central Bank of Nigeria has upgraded licences for leading fintech firms including Opay and Moniepoint, enabling nationwide operations and boosting financial inclusion across all states.
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OneDosh, a U.S.-Nigeria fintech, raises $3 million in pre-seed funding to develop a stablecoin-based system for faster, cheaper cross-border payments, targeting remittance corridors.
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OneDosh has successfully closed a $3 million pre-seed funding round to develop stablecoin-powered payment infrastructure for borderless money movement, with initial operations in the US and Nigeria.
Nigerian-founded fintech startup OneDosh has raised $3 million in pre-seed funding to build stablecoin-powered payment rails connecting the US and Nigeria, with plans for global expansion.