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Fintech Company Unlimint Expands Into Nigeria, Brings Cutting-Edge Technology Into The Nigerian Market

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Global fintech company offering a vast range of financial solutions Unlimint has expanded into Nigeria, with a plan to bring its cutting-edge technology and deep expertise to the Nigerian market.

Following its expansion into Nigeria, the fintech firm has been granted a license by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) which authorizes Unlimint to be a recognized payment service provider in the country.

Speaking on its expansion into Africa’s most populous nation, Unlimint CEO Kirill Evstratov said that the startup’s entry into Nigeria is a testament to the company’s unwavering commitment to empowering businesses globally with its innovative payment solutions.

In his words, “We are proud to bring our cutting-edge technology and deep expertise to the Nigerian market, and we are confident that our cutting-edge technology and deep expertise to the Nigerian market, and we are confident that our solutions will enable businesses of all sizes to thrive and succeed in the digital age.

“We also understand that digital business transactions especially, must be borderless and boundless, as such, its financial infrastructure must be increasingly flexible, timely, seamless, and reliable. Our vision is to create a world where payments are seamless, secure, and accessible to everyone, and our expansion to Nigeria is a significant step towards realizing that vision.”

With its headquarters in London, and with a presence in over four continents including Asia, Europe, and South America, Unlimint’s entry into Nigeria comes at a critical time when the country is experiencing an increasing demand for faster and more secure payment solutions.

The firm manages the portfolio of thousands of successful entrepreneurs empowering them with revolutionary fintech services, and provides unlimited global growth opportunities for its customers, easing them of payment constraints.

Unlimint not only provides card processing for all card schemes, but it also offers thousands of alternative payment methods locally and globally. For Africa, the startup supports all the local payment methods that customers would expect to use covering Card Payments, Bank Transfers, and Mobile Money.

Investors King understands that last year, the startup announced the launch of its Banking as a Service (BaaS) product, Unlimint Banking and Cards (UBC), a one-stop payment accounts and card issuing and processing solution. The new offering allows companies globally to launch and embed digital payment products for their customers based in the EEA, UK, and LATAM.

Unlimint Banking and Cards is a customizable, white-label solution with software and licensing for a boutique approach. Without having to develop complex payment systems, get around regulatory restrictions, or deal with the hassles and challenges of payment network membership, it enables clients to customize and embed payment solutions directly into their platforms.

Being present on 4 continents, Unlimint not only helps its customers to accept and make payments, but scale their business with the start-up’s deep tech expertise and local insights.

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