Lagos, Nigeria,, September 28, 2025 / Prnewswire / – PALMPAY, a main Neobank platform and Fintech focused on emerging markets, was recognized in CNBC and 2025 of Statita Top 300 Fintech companies in the world list. This marks the second consecutive year that Palmpay obtained a place among the most innovative and impactful financial technology companies in the world.
Selection is based on a rigorous evaluation of thousands of companies worldwide, assessing growth, innovation, market penetration and impact. This year’s list includes a mixture of world leaders – notably Revolut, Nubank and Ant Group alongside rising high -growth markets, highlighting the growing influence of end -ups in emerging markets like Palmpay.
Palmpay’s inclusion reflects its continuous momentum as one of the main financial platforms in Africa. With more than 35 million registered users and up to 15 million transactions treated daily, the company offers a full suite of digital financial services adapted to the needs of poorly served communities.
In its main market, Nigeria, Palmpay operates as a full service neobank, offering consumer financial services such as transfers, invoice payments, credit, savings and insurance – all accessible via its user -friendly application and supported by a national network of more than a million agents and merchant partners. The company also provides B2B POS and API solutions adapted to the needs of merchants and business customers.
“Being recognized as one of the best fintech companies in the world by CNBC and Statita is a powerful affirmation of our mission to build a more inclusive financial system,” said Sofia Zab, director of founding marketing at Palmpay. “Thanks to advanced technology, a deep local distribution and a state of mind focused on the customer, we have built the main Neobank of Nigeria. While we are playing Plampay in more emerging markets, in particular Tanzania and Bangladesh, our objective remains on the closure of financial access gaps for consumers and everyday companies, while widening the ecosystem of the partner our scope and impact. “
As part of its broader expansion strategy, Palmpay has recently been launched in Tanzania and Bangladesh via a smartphone financing model which serves as an entry point for digital financial services.
“Plampay builds a neobanking platform adapted to the realities of emerging markets,” said Jiapei Yan, group director at Palmpay. “We create the infrastructure for a connected digital economy – where people and businesses can thrive thanks to reliable and inclusive financial tools. This recognition of CNBC and Statita affirms our progress and also the extent of the coming opportunity. While we are exploiting the more emerging markets, we are committed to creating a lasting value for our users, our partners and the communities that we serve.”
Palmpay’s inclusion follows another major recognition earlier this year: the company ranked No. 2 in total and n ° 1 in the financial services on the Financial Times – The fastest growth companies in Africa 2025 list. The classification, based on the growth of income between 2020 and 2023, highlighted the rapid scale of Palmpay and the traction of the market across Africa.
PALMPAY currently operates in Nigeria, Ghana, Tanzania and Bangladesh, and expands its presence through Africa and Asia by financing devices, digital banking services and B2B payment services. Supported by a robust Neobobanking platform and an approach led by a partnership, the company is committed to shaping the next chapter of inclusive financial growth.
About Palmpay
PALMPAY is a leading neobank and fintech platform stimulating financial inclusion and economic empowerment in poorly served emerging markets. Thanks to its secure, friendly and inclusive suite of financial services, Palmpay allows individuals and businesses to manage and develop their money.
PALMPAY offers a full range of products, including mobile payments, credit, savings and micro-assurance via its application and mobile monetary agent network.
Since its launch in Nigeria in 2019 under a mobile monetary operator license, the platform has increased to more than 35 million applications and processes up to 15 million transactions per day. Palmpay has operations in Nigeria, Ghana, Tanzania and Bangladesh.
For more information, visit www.palmpay.com
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