In just eight months of its establishment, Bankit MFB, led by Chief Operating Officer Simpa Yekini, has emerged as a trusted microfinance and digital banking platform in the country, the company said.
A statement by the Head Communications and Marketing, Bankit MFB, Kingsley Ezenwa, quoted Yekini as saying this at a two-day GITEX Africa programme held between September 3rd and 4th in Lagos.
According to him, the digital bank offers seamless services, free transfers, biometric security, and gamification strategies that boost customer engagement.
The statement hinted that the bank reinforced its role as a Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)-licensed and the Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC)-insured digital bank committed to driving financial inclusion, having engaged stakeholders, government officials, and thought-leaders on its growth trajectory and plans earning major commendations and signalling its readiness to play a bigger role in Africa’s digital economy.
Yekini added, “At Bankit, we are re-imagining what it means to bank in Nigeria. Our rapid growth validates the demand for secure, technology-driven banking solutions. Showcasing our innovations at GITEX Africa allowed us to reinforce our mission of making everyday banking simpler, safer, and more rewarding while building new strategic connections.”
