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Nigeria Startup Piggyvest Pays Out Ninety Five Billion Naira To Savers by HigherEd: 1:17pm On Feb 07, 2021
According to piggyvest the money was used
for the following.

Stock up for the lockdowns

Pay rent /setup their spaces

Start new businesses

Pay off loans

Take care of health issues

Pay fees and much more.


With Nigeria tilting towards implementing technology in various areas of its economy, one would understand that various industries and companies would no longer need to depend solely on physical structures or their physical presence to carry out their business.

The Financial sector or space is beginning to accept this new addition, as fintech companies are beginning to strive in the sector, a lot of Banks and financial institutions have began to take virtual banking seriously.

With the pandemic and it's side effects, Nigerians and the world at large were made to understand and see the importance of virtual banking and also going cyber.

As physical presence was a factor to be considered, technology enabled lots of firms to carry out their business without being there physically, though the amount of money in circulation was small and a lot of financial setback backs which rocked the country happened to result in so many people starving and also sourcing for funds.

Popular Nigerian Fintech company, Piggyvest has put out a statement revealing the role they played in ensuring that their customers who saved and banked with them were not short of funds.

Piggyvest which is one of the leading Fintech companies in Nigeria, they bragged about paying over N95,000,000,000 in 2020.


Their impact truly has been felt in the fintech space and they have been able to make their customers smile, this is judging form the various feedbacks seen on their official twitter page.

https://ng.opera.news/ng/en/economy-finance/ab689c8343e2b6f7263673b16fb56923

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Re: Nigeria Startup Piggyvest Pays Out Ninety Five Billion Naira To Savers by Great100000: 1:19pm On Feb 07, 2021
Wow shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked

Re: Nigeria Startup Piggyvest Pays Out Ninety Five Billion Naira To Savers by HigherEd: 1:24pm On Feb 07, 2021
Are these people not already outperforming commercial banks like this?

I mean are we sure the likes of Keystone bank with a commercial banking license can perform this good?

They are going to be pain in the bumbum for commercial banks when it comes to deposits.
I advise GTbank to acquire this bank asap under their holding Co.

Or maybe piggy should just upgrade to a commercial bank. Too impressive for a microfinance.
Re: Nigeria Startup Piggyvest Pays Out Ninety Five Billion Naira To Savers by Fixey: 1:24pm On Feb 07, 2021
Shows the type of economic activities the nation engages in. 95 billion with not much significant robust economic productivity but mere petty trading. What a shame?
Re: Nigeria Startup Piggyvest Pays Out Ninety Five Billion Naira To Savers by CodeTemplar: 1:30pm On Feb 07, 2021
Impressive.
Re: Nigeria Startup Piggyvest Pays Out Ninety Five Billion Naira To Savers by HigherEd: 1:31pm On Feb 07, 2021
Fixey:
Shows the type of economic activities the nation engages in. 95 billion with not much significant robust economic productivity but mere petty trading. What a shame?
Well there's that. Banks are always available to supply capital to well guaged investments that yield something good for both their depositors and themselves.

The opportunity I see with platforms like piggy, cowry is that they incentivise long term deposits, unlike traditional banks, so it can help grow the economy.
Re: Nigeria Startup Piggyvest Pays Out Ninety Five Billion Naira To Savers by CotenantNIG: 3:06pm On Feb 07, 2021
i thought private uni students are dumb
Long Live CU

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Re: Nigeria Startup Piggyvest Pays Out Ninety Five Billion Naira To Savers by mamaafrik(m): 3:22pm On Feb 07, 2021
A friend told me they pay 7-8 ℅ interest in a month
Re: Nigeria Startup Piggyvest Pays Out Ninety Five Billion Naira To Savers by Mide3367: 3:32pm On Feb 07, 2021
I am among the beneficiaries grin

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Re: Nigeria Startup Piggyvest Pays Out Ninety Five Billion Naira To Savers by HigherEd: 5:56pm On Feb 07, 2021
Mide3367:
I am among the beneficiaries grin
Lol abi now.
Re: Nigeria Startup Piggyvest Pays Out Ninety Five Billion Naira To Savers by HigherEd: 5:57pm On Feb 07, 2021
mamaafrik:
A friend told me they pay 7-8 ℅ interest in a month
So I heard. But it's per month.
I did also hear that they sell some agro investment for upto 20%.

Maybe I'd use them someday soon.
Re: Nigeria Startup Piggyvest Pays Out Ninety Five Billion Naira To Savers by mrsage(m): 6:39pm On Feb 07, 2021
mamaafrik:
A friend told me they pay 7-8 ℅ interest in a month

Not correct. Interest is always calculated per annum

Re: Nigeria Startup Piggyvest Pays Out Ninety Five Billion Naira To Savers by zealousayo(m): 6:41pm On Feb 07, 2021
Impressive!

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