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Oradian presents its cloud-based toolset for microfinance banks at NAMB 2018

On Friday, 03 August 2018, Oradian participated at the 8th Annual General Meeting (AGM) and Annual Microfinance Conference of the National Association of Microfinance Banks in Abuja, Nigeria, where it introduced a flagship product for Microfinance banks.

The National Association of Microfinance Banks (NAMB) is the apex body of all licensed Microfinance banks in Nigeria after the CBN harmonized intervention to strengthen the two existing associations in the sector: National Association of Microfinance Banks of Nigeria (NAMFBIN) and Association of Microfinance Banks in Nigeria (AMBIN) came into existence on 12 November 2009.

At the two-day event hosted by the NAMB, Oradian’s co-founder, Onyeka Adibeli, held a short presentation which included the most common challenges that microfinance banks face in Nigeria, and an introduction to Instafin, Oradian’s cloud-based core banking system for financial institutions.

According to Adibeli, Oradian focuses on providing financial institutions a platform for fully digital operations, products, services and processes with third-party integrations.

Oradian co-founder, Onyeka Adideli, during his presentation

“By partnering with Oradian, microfinance banks can offer new services in a cost-effective way that saves them money, while expanding their reach.

Oradian’s core banking system enables microfinance banks to grow and serve their clients better”, he said.

Oradian is a financial inclusion company serving financial institutions in remote, hard-to-reach communities.

Using insights from its community of customers, Oradian builds a cloud-based toolset that smart financial institutions plug into to access best practice and efficiency.

Panelists

Its global community is made up of over 65 financial institutions in nine countries with a concentration in the Philippines and Nigeria.

Collectively, Oradian’s community of financial institutions provides access to financial services for over two million end-clients.

Source: TechEconomy.ng

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