She grew up with little in Mushin. Now she’s building a fintech connecting Canada and Nigeria
Techpoint Africa | Asukwo Oduo - Sep 10, 2026

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- Kemi Bolatito grew up in Mushin, Lagos, Nigeria, in a lower-class family and decided to pursue entrepreneurship early on.
- She founded RollaPay, a fintech company that offers cross-border payment solutions for immigrants and small businesses.
- RollaPay has processed over $300,000 in transactions since its launch and serves over 90 customers.
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Kemi Bolatito's journey from a challenging upbringing to becoming a successful fintech entrepreneur is inspiring and highlights the potential for innovation in underserved markets. Her determination and vision for RollaPay could significantly impact cross-border financial transactions, especially for immigrants. However, the challenges she faces in securing funding underscore the need for more inclusive investment practices in the tech industry.
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