Àjọṣe

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Digital platform that runs Nigerian ajo savings groups with automatic bank-debit contributions and payouts.

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About Àjọṣe

Àjọṣe, also written Ajose, is a digital platform for running ajo savings groups, also known as esusu, susu or adashi. It collects members' contributions automatically by bank debit through Mono, and once NIBSS settles the funds, pays out to the member whose turn it is.

The Lagos company records every round on a ledger the whole group can see, removing the need for an organiser to chase contributions. Groups can be created free online, and a mobile app is coming soon. Àjọṣe serves savings groups, families, colleagues and communities across Nigeria.

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Frequently asked about Àjọṣe

Where is Àjọṣe based and when was it founded?
Àjọṣe is headquartered in Lagos, Nigeria and was founded in 2026.
What sector is Àjọṣe in?
Àjọṣe operates in FinTech and Payments.