Nigeria’s Digital Bank, Bankit MFB Made Financial Inclusion at GITEX Africa

Bankit Microfinance Bank, Nigeria’s digital-first microfinance institution, showcased its innovations and growth story at the recently concluded GITEX Africa, one of the continent’s leading technology and innovation gatherings.

At the event, Bankit highlighted its progress in advancing fintech solutions in Nigeria, reaffirming its role as a regulated digital bank committed to expanding financial inclusion.

Since launching just eight months ago, Bankit has positioned itself as a trusted platform, offering seamless services such as free transfers, biometric security, and gamified features designed to enhance customer engagement.

Chief Operating Officer, Simpa Yekini, said the bank is redefining digital banking 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,” he said.

Yekini also announced that the bank aims to expand its user base to more than one million Nigerians within the next 12 months.

Licensed by the Central Bank of Nigeria and insured by the Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation, Bankit MFB continues to leverage technology to drive inclusion and transform the country’s financial services landscape.