PalmPay celebrates five years of operation in Nigeria’s Fintech space
PalmPay, a leading payment platform has clocked five years of operations in the Nigerian market.
Since its launch, PalmPay has achieved significant milestones in its mission to enable financial inclusion and strengthen Nigeria’s financial ecosystem.
Amidst the celebration, PalmPay extended gratitude to its extensive network of users and merchants, whose trust and dedication have propelled the company’s success.
“Our growth over the past five years is a direct result of the hard work and commitment of our team and our partners,” said Chika Nwosu, Managing Director of PalmPay Nigeria.
“We remain committed to delivering seamless, secure, and innovative financial services that meet the needs of our customers.”
Since its entry into the Nigerian market, PalmPay has made remarkable strides in the fintech industry, driving financial inclusion through its accessible and reliable payment solutions. In the last quarter of 2023, Nigeria recorded a 74 percent financial inclusion rate, a significant improvement that PalmPay has played a vital role in supporting.
The company’s contributions have not gone unnoticed, with accolades such as the Award of Excellence in Fintech by the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), and being recognized by CNBC & Statista as one of the World’s Top 250 Fintech Companies 2024, among many other honours.
At the core of PalmPay’s operations is a mission to simplify financial services, making them faster, more secure, and more inclusive for all users. This focus has enabled the platform to grow its user base to over 35 million, a sharp increase from the 25 million users reported just last year.
Additionally, PalmPay supports a network of 1 million mobile merchants and agents who have benefited from its robust ecosystem.
Looking ahead, PalmPay remains focused on deepening its impact on Africa’s digital economy. By leveraging its deep understanding of local financial technology needs and partnering with regulatory bodies, the company continues to enhance security measures, including live detection and AI-driven fraud monitoring.
“As we continue to innovate, PalmPay will remain at the forefront of fintech in Nigeria,” Nwosu added.
“We will keep prioritising user security, privacy, and financial literacy to ensure the best experience for our users.”
