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Hilda Moraa is focused on improving how small businesses access capital across Africa. Through Pezesha, she is building systems that connect SMEs to funding in ways that are faster, smarter, and more aligned with how businesses operate today.

Flutterwave has secured a Nigerian banking licence, marking a major shift from payments to full financial services. After processing over $50 billion, the fintech can now hold deposits, issue loans, and deepen its role in Africa’s financial ecosystem.

Moove, a Nigerian-born mobility fintech, is helping gig drivers across Africa, Asia, and beyond access vehicles and financial tools. Founded by Ladi Delano and Jide Odunsi, the Uber-backed startup is redefining mobility finance and proving that purpose-driven innovation can scale globally.

Carrot Credit was founded in 2023 by Boluwatife Aiki-Raji, a former investment analyst who noticed a strange contradiction among young Africans.

The Middle East and Africa (MEA) region is witnessing a growing fintech landscape marked by indigenous innovations, entrepreneurial zeal, and emerging thought leadership. We spotlight the story of Lilian Mako, who is changing the fintech space in both the Middle East and Africa. 

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Nigerian Fintech Appzone Raises $10 Million in Series A to Scale its Products and…

Fintech is Transforming the Nigerian E-commerce Industry Fintech is short for Financial Technology, which…

Nigeria’s First Digital Bank, Kuda Raises $10 million dollars seed, the Largest Seed Round…

Richmond Bassey “We are on a mission to even out the playing field for…