Afri Invoice, Nigeria’s first homegrown SaaS invoicing platform, has sealed a strategic alliance with Kuda Bank, the popular mobile-first bank for Nigerians. The collaboration aims to reshape day-to-day business operations by offering secure, mobile-ready invoicing at exclusive discounts—while staying fully aligned with the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) e-invoicing and Fiscalisation requirements.
The partnership pairs two digital leaders with a shared goal: helping entrepreneurs and SMEs streamline finances and scale faster. Kuda Business customers can get up to 30% off Afri Invoice subscriptions for 12 months, instant access to FIRS-compliant invoicing tools, a mobile-first experience for busy owners, seamless integration with Kuda’s banking ecosystem, and priority support. The discount applies exclusively to Kuda Business users for one full year from the date they subscribe.
Beyond the Kuda offer, Afri Invoice remains available to all Nigerian founders, SMEs, and professionals. New users can start with a free 7-day trial and try out easy digital invoice creation, sending and tracking, multiple payment options, client management features, FIRS-minded compliance, and access across mobile and desktop.
At its core, the collaboration underscores a broader push for digital innovation, financial inclusion, and transparent compliance. By combining Afri Invoice’s robust invoicing stack with Kuda’s trusted banking services, businesses can work with more confidence, speed, and efficiency.
“Our partnership with Kuda moves us closer to making invoicing simpler, smarter, and more accessible for Nigerian businesses,” said Mark Odenore, Founder and CEO of Afri Invoice.
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