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Fintech Pledges to Deepen Financial Inclusion in Nigeria
Source: The Guardian
Fintech and digital banking platform NowNow has reaffirmed its commitment to drive financial empowerment as well as introduce new products and services to Nigerians. The new products and services will further enhance its already existing services, consumer banking, agency banking and merchant payment solutions.
Founded in 2018 and licensed by the Central Bank of Nigeria, NowNow is now one of the leading African digital banking platforms whose mission is to deliver best in class financial services. The company said it has built an ecosystem that digitizes payments and creates access to financial services for agents, consumers and businesses.
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