Ellington Bank launches into the Nigerian Market; set to redefine the world of digital banking
In a move set to disrupt the status quo of the West African financial landscape, Ellington Microfinance Bank has officially announced its full-scale entry into the Nigerian market.
Positioned as a “digital-first” institution, the bank arrives with a mandate to bridge the gap between traditional banking reliability and the high-speed demands of the modern Nigerian consumer.
As Nigeria’s digital economy continues to outpace continental peers, Ellington Bank is stepping into the ring with a suite of features designed to eliminate the “friction points” that have long plagued local banking: long queues, opaque fee structures, and sluggish cross-border transactions.
The new digital enterprise introduces, with its emergence, a long list of features like Virtual Cards for Worldwide transactions, Overdrafts, Loans for individuals and Small businesses, savings and fixed deposits, gold purchase, and so much more.
Available for download on both iOS and Android devices, with both personal and business banking websites, Ellington Microfinance Bank appears to have come, not only made its mark but to leave a lasting impression.
Click below to download the app:
iOS AppStore: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ellington-mfb-personal/id6742980740
Android Playstore: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ellingtonmfb.app
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