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    Crowdyvest strengthens operations with new app and new investment opportunities

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    A new mobile app that offers a modern design, easy navigation,and exciting new features to deliver a top-notch and seamless digital banking experience for its existing and prospective members has been launched by Crowdyvest Limited, Nigerian fintech company.

    This is coming even as the go-to digital wealth management and savings platform has also introduced Crowdyvest Yield, a catalogue of alternative offers that include commodity-specific projects and discretionary plans available to members ranging from short to long term tenors across a wide range of sectors. The features will give its members a variety of suitable plans to help build a saving and investment culture based entirely on their capability with product prices are still as low as #1,000 and return up to 25% per annum.

    Speaking on the new app and investment opportunies, Tope Omotolani the CEO of Crowdyvest disclosed that the vision of Crowdyvest is to transform the company into a platform that allows its customers to carry out all kinds of financial activities that help them plan their lives and make their financial goals possible from the comfort of their smartphones and devices.

    “We aim to become the platform that helps our members plan and structure their finances through the different range of products we offer. As we work with organisations in different sectors to power viable and impact-driven projects through the funds we raise from our members, a symbiotic interdependence is created, leading to financial and economic growth for all. We believe this partnership is needed to foster growth and create more opportunities for Africa,” he said.

    Crowdyvest has made an impressive growth of its user base from just over 50,000 customers to 140,000 customers in 8 months with a cumulative transaction value of more than 35 million dollars. In the last 22 months, they have worked with different impact partners like Rice Afrika, Treepz, Landwey, Farmcrowdy, Crenov8 and others to fund projects in different sectors like agriculture, transportation, real estate, technology, telecoms and many more.

    Crowdyvest also won the Africa Most Innovative Online Saving and Investment Brand of the Year 2021 award by The Most Innovative Fintech Brands Africa Awards, Most Promising Fintech Start-up in Nigeria award by Global Business Outlook Awards 2021, Most Promising Tech Start-Up of the Year and the Most Outstanding Tech Start-Up of the Year by the Nigeria Technology Awards (NiTA) 2021 and was nominated for the prestigious African Banker Awards 2021 in the Innovation in Financial Services category.

    Crowdyvest aims to become an impact-driven platform that provides all-in-one financial solutions for individuals and businesses that are committed to long-term growth and financial freedom. The platform will foster avenues for broader economic growth and build a system that will span across Nigeria and Africa.

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