Nigeria’s digital banking space is witnessing a new wave of momentum as Bankit MFB edges closer to the 100,000-customer milestone, just weeks after crossing the 50,000 mark in its early launch phase.
The rapid growth underscores increasing consumer trust and adoption of digital financial services in the country’s evolving fintech landscape.
Speaking on the bank’s progress, Simpa Yekini, Chief Operating Officer of Bankit MFB, described the milestone as a validation of Nigerians’ appetite for smarter and more accessible banking solutions.
“We’re not just building a bank. We’re building trust, simplicity, and value into every transaction,” Yekini said.
The bank attributes its accelerating growth to a deliberate strategy focused on customer-centric innovation.
Since its inception, Bankit has rolled out features aimed at enhancing the user experience, including free and seamless money transfers, fast and intuitive account setups, biometric security features, and a user-friendly interface designed for convenience and reliability.
With daily transaction volumes surging and nationwide acceptance expanding, Yekini revealed that Bankit is on track to hit the one million customer mark before the end of the year, a target that is now firmly within sight.
The bank’s streamlined services appear to be resonating strongly with a broad demographic, from individuals and small businesses to tech-savvy young Nigerians seeking efficient digital financial solutions.
Its promise of real value, hassle-free services, and digital trust has positioned Bankit as one of the rising stars in Nigeria’s increasingly competitive fintech and microfinance sector.
Backed by strong liquidity and a solid financial foundation, Bankit MFB is not only earning the loyalty of its rapidly growing customer base but also attracting wider industry attention as one of the sector’s most promising new entrants.
In a market where simplicity, speed, and transparency are in high demand, Bankit’s performance reflects the changing expectations of Nigeria’s modern banking consumers.
