PalmPay has inaugurated a new office at 33 Old Yaba Road in Lagos, underscoring its ongoing focus on innovation, enhanced customer experience, and operational expansion within Nigeria. The opening reflects the company’s determination to deepen its roots in the country’s fast-growing digital finance landscape.
The facility signals a sustained investment in PalmPay’s workforce, systems, and infrastructure, enabling the company to scale its services efficiently and maintain reliability as its user base continues to grow. Built to support an expanding team, the workspace is designed to encourage collaboration across departments while improving nationwide service delivery.
Situated in Yaba, a hub widely recognised for commerce and technology, the new office further positions PalmPay at the heart of Nigeria’s innovation and financial ecosystem, strengthening its connection to partners, talent, and the wider tech community.
Speaking during the launch, PalmPay’s Managing Director, Mr. Chika Nwosu, noted that the new office embodies the company’s long-term strategy and its pursuit of excellence. He explained that the space marks a significant milestone in PalmPay’s growth journey and reinforces its commitment to providing secure, dependable, and inclusive financial solutions.
The launch ceremony brought together members of PalmPay’s leadership, staff, and customers, who toured the new premises and celebrated the company’s continued progress and achievements.
With the addition of its office on Old Yaba Road, PalmPay further consolidates its presence in Nigeria and restates its mission to advance financial inclusion through innovative digital services.
PalmPay is a prominent digital banking platform focused on promoting financial inclusion and economic empowerment across underserved emerging markets. By delivering secure, easy-to-use, and inclusive financial tools, the platform helps individuals and businesses manage and grow their finances effectively.
Its offerings span mobile payments, savings products, and micro-insurance, accessible through the PalmPay app and an extensive mobile money agent network. Since launching operations in Nigeria in 2019 under a Mobile Money Operator licence, PalmPay has grown to more than 35 million app users and now processes up to 15 million transactions each day.
Beyond Nigeria, PalmPay also operates in Ghana, Tanzania, and Bangladesh. Additional information is available at www.palmpay.com