Why Nigerian fintechs use MFB partnerships instead of full licences
Getting a full microfinance bank licence takes 18–24 months and ₦1B+ in capital. Here's the legal alternative that hundreds of Nigerian fintechs already use.
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Getting a full microfinance bank licence takes 18–24 months and ₦1B+ in capital. Here's the legal alternative that hundreds of Nigerian fintechs already use.
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