Standard Chartered Bank’s decision to discontinue accounts holding less than ₦7.5 million by January 15, 2026 has sparked widespread debate over the future of financial inclusion in...
The number of active bank accounts in Nigeria surged by 48.89% to 311.65 million in December 2024, according to the latest data from the Nigeria Inter-Bank...
Nigeria’s financial inclusion rose to 74% in 2023, according to the latest Access to Finance Report launched by the non-governmental organization Enhancing Financial Inclusion and Access....
The idea of digitization has become a major catalyst for progress on a global scale. Within Africa’s diverse and dynamic continent, this transformation takes on a...
Ghana’s digital infrastructure has reportedly achieved 100 percent financial inclusion, the only country in Africa to achieve this feat.
The number of unbanked adults in Nigeria continues to decline as the Federal Government through the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) intensified financial inclusion efforts.
Nigeria’s retail Point-of-Sale solution provider, ZirooPay has embarked on an aggressive drive to deepen the penetration of its unique mobile POS assets.
The global development of Financial Technology (FinTech) has necessitated mobile network providers to drive financial inclusion in Nigeria. The incursion of telecommunication companies into the financial...
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) called on policymakers and capital market stakeholders to leverage technology to increase access to financial services and deepen financial inclusion...
Institutional interest in crypto is growing, confirmed by a Goldman Sachs survey, which found that 40% of the company’s high-net-worth clients were already exposed to cryptocurrencies....