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Ecobank Kenya and Fingo Africa Launch a Fintech App

May 8, 2023
2 min read
Author: Akim Benamara

Ecobank Kenya Limited and Fingo Africa have come together to launch the Fingo Africa app. The app enables users to create bank accounts in substantially lesser time.

Our partnership with Fingo Africa is a critical milestone in our mission to equip Africa’s youth with the essential financial tools they need to succeed. Together, we will launch youth-focused financial products, including quick access to bank accounts, savings options, and cost-effective transactions, across Ecobank’s pan-African footprint. We are excited to extend our current solutions through this partnership and to be at the forefront of youth banking in Africa. Our aim is to reach millions of young people across the 33+ African markets where Ecobank operates.

Diallo Djiba, Senior Fintech Advisor, Ecobank Group

We are proud to support the deployment of the Fingo App, a game-changer in digital finance in Africa that brings many young people into the mainstream financial sector and caters to their needs and preferences. By simplifying access to finance, it overcomes the entrenched issues that have often acted as barriers to entry for young Africans.

Jeremy Awori, CEO, Ecobank  

It is highly encouraging to observe the emergence of a disruptive new entrant into Kenya’s busy fintech space. ICTs, especially fintech, have become embedded in Kenyan transactional culture.

William Ruto, President, Kenya
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