Bankly
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About Bankly
Bankly provides a USSD based savings product where users fund their account using Bankly vouchers nationwide. We believe that the only way to make financial products and services ubiquitous is to view them through the lenses of a Fast moving consumer good (FMCG) as seen in the telecoms industry through the distribution of vouchers for mobile top ups for digitization of cash. This approach is cheaper, customer has an existing behaviour and do not need to be taught new methods and reduces the risk and cost of creating a new distribution and agenc...
Bankly: quick facts
- Where is Bankly based and when was it founded?
- Bankly is headquartered in Victoria Island, Nigeria and was founded in 2018.
- Who founded Bankly?
- Bankly was founded by Tomilola Adejana (Co-Founder and CEO) and Fredrick Adams (Co-Founder/Chief Product Officer).
- Who is the CEO of Bankly?
- Tomilola Adejana is Bankly's Co-Founder and CEO.
- How much funding has Bankly raised?
- Bankly has raised $2.1M across 5 disclosed rounds. Its latest, a $2M Seed, was announced on Mar 24, 2021. Bankly funding rounds
- Who has invested in Bankly?
- Backers include Plug and Play, Rising Tide Africa, The Chrysalis Capital, Vault and 3 others.
- What sector is Bankly in?
- Bankly operates in Financial Services, FinTech and Peer-to-peer.
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