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The Rise Of Nigerian FinTech Industry

The Rise Of Nigerian FinTech Industry

Nigeria is set for additional development in fintech, with interests in foreign trade and digital payment services.  David Bee, Head of Global Markets at Crown Agents Bank, features the advantages…

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FinTech app development: How much does it cost to develop a stock trading app like Robinhood or Robinhood clone app?

Want to build Stock trading app? We provide Robinhood clone app solution. In this blog read about Robinhood and it's success journey.

Apple rolls out Apple Card: Know features of Apple Card and how NFC technology doubles the usage rate before going for FinTech app development

Apple’s CEO Tim Cook said in the last earnings call that Apple Card would arrive in August, and it is finally here! Apple has redefined the FinTech industry by rolling…

How much does it cost to develop P2P Payment app like Venmo or Venmo clone app

Are you looking for a way to make the daily lives of thousands of people easier? Do you wish to earn profits by improving the payment experiences of your customers? Then you should consider developing a P2P payments app like Venmo.

E Wallet App Development: 5 Growth Strategies of OPay E Wallet Which Has Raised $50M

In this blog know the business strategy of OPay e Wallet which raised $50M and cost of e Wallet app development and FinTech app development trends

Scope for Fintech App Development and Fintech startups : Know Fintech startups like MoneyLion and Zeta’s success story

As conventional banks are being much slower make to help the increasing financial needs of their customers, there are a huge number of fintech startups that have risen over the years across the globe to fill the gap.

A robo-adviser can snarl up your FinTech app with users. Know how to develop FinTech app like Tally which has raised $50M to automate the finances.

According to the CNBC report, Americans own more than $1 trillion in credit card debt. Which means the average household owes around $16000 in credit card debt. Moreover, they struggle to keep the track of their credit cards and so, they end up paying late fees and wrecking their credit score.