Fincra , a Nigerian payment infrastructure provider, has relocated its headquarters to the residence of Lord Lugard, one of Nigeria’s colonial administrators, in Ikoyi, Lagos. The move is part of Fincra’s strategy to be closer to its clients and enhance its service delivery.
The new office location, unveiled on July 31, is expected to boost the company’s operations. “Our new office is more central for clients and partners,” said Wole Ayodele, CEO of Fincra. “It will enable us to better serve our customers with more efficient operations, faster response times, and personalized support.”
Founded in 2021, Fincra offers a range of online and offline payment solutions, enabling businesses to process local and international payments. The company’s APIs empower fintech companies to build and scale cross-border payment solutions.
Fincra’s diverse client base spans multiple industries, including financial institutions, FMCGs, e-commerce, logistics, manufacturing, and large corporations, with notable clients such as Lemfi, Raenest, Verto, and 1XBet.
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In 2023, Fincra secured a Payment Service Solution Provider (PSSP) license from Nigeria’s Central Bank, marking a significant milestone in its operations. The company’s reach extends across Ghana, Kenya, South Africa, Uganda, the United Kingdom, Europe, and North America, facilitating transactions in over 30 different currencies across 150 countries.
With the establishment of its new headquarters, Fincra is set to expand its market opportunities and introduce new products, while pursuing its mission “to build the API infrastructure to digitally connect all of Nigeria and Africa to the rest of the world.”
“Our customers’ satisfaction is our top priority. They should watch out for Fincra,” Ayodele emphasized.
