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Download Press KitKuda, the Nigeria-focused neobank backed by Target Global, tripled its revenue, according to its latest audited financial statements filed with U.K. regulators where the startup is incorporated....
Kuda has partnered with SeerBit, a payment gateway, to give Kuda’s customers a safe and easy option for making cardless payments online and in the process reduce exposure to fraud.
In April 2024, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) directed five fintechs — OPay, Paga, Moniepoint, Kuda, and PalmPay — to pause new customer onboarding. Although it was reversed in June, the affected fintechs were required to update their KYC processes.
The past year has proven a transformative one for financial technology. Global venture funding into the fintech sector has declined sharply from the industry’s heyday in...
Kuda Business, a small and medium enterprise (SME)-targeted product offering from Kuda, one of Nigeria’s digital banks, recently reached a milestone of 100, 000 SMEs...
Kuda Technologies, the Nigerian-based parent company of Kuda Microfinance Bank, has received payment licences in Tanzania and Canada to further its plans to expand across the African and global markets.
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The challenger bank for Africa has gained significant traction since its beta launch in September 2019. Kuda Technologies, the digital-led challenger bank for Africa..
Our expert hosts, Simon Taylor and Adam Davis are joined by some great guests to talk about the most notable fintech, financial services and banking news from the..
kuda Microfinance Bank CEO Babs Ogundeyi spoke exclusively to the Global Business Report about the historic seed funding raise that brought in $10m..
Kuda, Nigeria’s first fully digital bank, has announced a seed financing round of $10 million to accelerate its pan-African expansion and further develop its ethical..
Nigerian fintech startup Kuda, which is building a pan-African digital challenger bank, has closed a US$10 million seed funding round in order to accelerate its growth..
Despite a looming threat by big Nigerian banks in the space, Nigeria’s self-styled ‘Bank of the free’, kuda Microfinance Bank may be a serious contender to the digital banking throne..
The African continent is currently one of the fastest-growing regions when it comes to mobile growth, and financial technology companies that are building services to..
Kuda joins the list of other notable startups like Paystack (which was recently acquired by Stripe) and Interswitch that crossed the $1billion valuation benchmark...
Nigeria-based Kuda, which operates its own mobile-first challenger bank, now has $10 million after a funding round in what TechCrunch reported is the biggest..
kuda Microfinance Bank's CEO Babs Ogundeyi joins our host Ali Paterson in finding out who is the #1 when it comes to the financial scene in Nigeria..
Nigerian digital banking startup Kuda has launched a COVID-19 fund to help buy and distribute food and other essentials to people badly affected by the economic..
Its day one of the lockdown for residents of Lagos, Abuja and Ogun states since the restriction of movement announced by President Buhari. The Central Bank of Nigeria..
Kuda, a digital-only bank licensed by the Central Bank of Nigeria, has kickstarted a revolution in Nigeria’s banking sector. Still, in beta and only three..
The repeatedly decried fees charged by Nigerian banks have heaped them with naerly a fortune. But Kudabank is offering a no-fee online bank.
Nigerian fintech start-up Kuda has raised $1.6 million in pre-seed funding in preparation for its beta launch as a digital bank
And now, three years later, the rebranded fully-fledged online-only digital bank, Kuda, has raised pre-seed funding to the tune of $1.6 million from a number of angel..
Nigerian fintech startup Kuda — a digital-only retail bank — has raised $1.6 million in pre-seed funding. The Lagos and London-based company recently launched the beta..
Kuda, Nigeria's first digital-only bank with a standalone license, has raised $1.6 million in pre-seed funding led by Haresh Aswani.