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A Nigerian fintech company that helps users save and invest money through its platform.
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Brass Announces Full Transition Into Paystack MFB; Ceases as an Independent Entity
Tech Labari - Jun 01, 2026
Brass launched in 2020, providing Nigerian SMEs with quick banking solutions. In October 2023, Brass experienced a liquidity crisis due to withdrawal delays.

Nigerian business banking startup Brass merges operations into Paystack MFB
TechCabal - Jun 01, 2026
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Brass will stop operating as an independent company and migrate customers into Paystack Microfinance Bank. The transition is set to be completed before July 31, 2026.

Nigeria’s Fintech Sector: 35% of Total Tech Investment in 2024
Tech In Africa - Dec 29, 2025
$2 billion raised by fintech startups in 2024. Nigeria became Africa’s top venture capital destination, attracting $520 million in equity funding, an 11% increase from 2023.

How Women Are Leading the Next Wave of African Tech Startups
Tech In Africa - Sep 03, 2025
Women entrepreneurs in Africa are overcoming funding gaps and societal expectations to innovate in tech. Organizations like She Code Africa and the African Tech Vision Mentorship Programme are providing essential support to female founders.

Fintech apps in Nigeria with competitive interest rates on savings
TechCabal - Aug 22, 2025
PiggyVest offers flexible savings options with interest rates up to 22% annually for locked funds. Renmoney provides a trusted platform with fixed savings yielding up to 28% per year.
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