Bankit MFB is close to achieving 100,000-customer mark, less than a year since the launch of the financial institution in Nigeria.
This is coming barely a few weeks after it announced it has surpassed 50,000 customers in its early days of birth.
A statement by the company said that Simpa Yekini, the Chief Operating Officer (COO) at Bankit MFB, said that reaching this new milestone confirmed that Nigerians were ready for a smarter and a more accessible way of banking.
Yekini said that the company was not just building a bank, rather evolving trust, simplicity and value into every transaction.
He added: “It is also very important to state that this rapid growth isn’t by chance. It’s the result of deliberate customer-centric innovation and a bold approach to financial services, one that puts the user at the heart of the experience.
“’Since inception, we have offered free and seamless money transfers, fast and intuitive account setups, enhanced security with biometric login features, and a smooth, reliable interface that delivers convenience without compromise.”
According to Yekini, with Bankit’s growing nationwide acceptance and surge in daily transaction volumes, the bank was confidently projecting to reach one million customers before the end of the year, saying the goal now seemed well within reach.
The brand’s commitment to offering real value, hassle-free services, and digital trust was clearly resonating with a wide demographic; from everyday individuals to small business owners and young digital natives looking for smarter ways to bank, he added.
Backed by a solid financial base and strong liquidity, Bankit is not only earning customer loyalty, but also industry-wide recognition as one of the most promising players in Nigeria’s fintech and microfinance space.
The bank’s rapidly growing user base is a testament to its reliability and relevance, especially in a market that demands simplicity, speed, and transparency.