By Kingsley Samuel
Digital financial services platform, Dasamonie, has strengthened its push to expand access to digital financial services in Nigeria, announcing that it has surpassed 1,000 registered personal users, onboarded more than 100 business accounts and processed over ₦500 million in transactions within a short period of commencing operations.
The company said the milestone reflects the growing acceptance of its integrated financial services platform by individuals, entrepreneurs and businesses seeking accessible, technology-driven financial solutions.
Speaking on the development, Co-founder and Chairman of Dasamonie, Mr. Eric Famogun, described the achievement as a major step towards the company’s vision of building an inclusive digital financial ecosystem that serves both individuals and enterprises.
“Reaching over 1,000 registered users is a significant milestone for Dasamonie. It reflects the trust our users have placed in our vision and reinforces our commitment to building a fintech platform that truly meets the needs of individuals and businesses,” Famogun said.
He thanked customers, employees, technology partners and early adopters for supporting the company’s growth, adding that the achievement would spur greater innovation and service delivery.
“This achievement belongs to everyone who has believed in Dasamonie from the very beginning. I sincerely appreciate our co-founders, management, developers, staff, partners and every registered user for their unwavering support. While we celebrate this milestone, we see it as only the beginning,” he added.
According to the company, its platform provides a broad range of digital financial services, including personal and business banking, local and international money transfers, currency conversion, virtual cards, airtime and data purchases, utility bill payments, merchant collections, SoftPOS and POS services, business registration support, as well as BVN and NIN printing services.
Dasamonie disclosed that it is also preparing to roll out lending and credit solutions to further improve access to finance for individuals and small businesses.
The company said its technology infrastructure is powered through a partnership with a Central Bank of Nigeria-licensed banking institution and supported by payment technology providers, Flutterwave and Fincra, to ensure secure payment processing and collections.
As part of plans to broaden its reach, Dasamonie said it has begun recruiting state managers nationwide to accelerate customer acquisition and strengthen operations across the country.
The fintech firm also stated that it recently received recognition under a Federal Government innovation programme for its contribution to financial technology and digital innovation.
With digital payments and financial technology adoption continuing to rise across Nigeria, Dasamonie said it would continue investing in technology, product development and financial inclusion initiatives aimed at making financial services more accessible to businesses and consumers across Africa.
