Bankit MFB set for significant expansion in 2025

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Bankit MFB  set for significant expansion in 2025





Bankit MFB, a rapidly growing Fintech company, has announced remarkable achievements within its first few weeks of operation. 

According to statement by the  company, it  has successfully registered over 50,000 users on its platform, a testament to its innovative simple banking approach to digital banking with ambitious plans to service a record 500,000 businesses in 2025.

Bankit MFB,  the statement added  is confident in its competitive edge and cutting-edge technology. 

The financial institution, said it  prioritizes the protection of customers' funds and is committed to diversifying its digital services to enhance customer experience.

Since commencing operations in late 2024, Bankit MFB has introduced web banking and other innovative banking products, with more in development.

The company has recorded impressive transaction values, exceeding ₦100 million in the first few weeks of it's inception with 50,000 active users, and an impressive 90 per cent  transaction success rate.

As a driving force behind cashless payment adoption in Nigeria, Bankit MFB is engaging partners to expand its loan and gaming services, solidifying its position as a leading platform for comprehensive, simplified banking activities.

Bankit MFB is a fast-growing Fintech company revolutionizing digital banking in Nigeria.

 With a focus on innovation, customer protection, and financial inclusion, Bankit MFB is poised to transform the banking landscape in 2025.



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