According to the firm, the move is aimed at increasing the drive for financial inclusion and access to funding for Nigerians for both personal and business needs.
This, according to the firm, is to further the goal of providing instant credit facilities to the unbanked and underserved persons within the country’s financial ecosystem. He said the company’s vision is to build a digital ecosystem that thrives on blockchain technology, which empowers Nigerians and small businesses to access instant microcredits seamlessly.
“It is on this backdrop that we have developed a unique system that is centred on the exchange of used assets for repayment purposes to support the growth of Nigerian business, particularly the unbanked or underserved communities,” he said.