Foreign banks donβt trust Nigerians. This startup wants to change that
Techpoint Africa | Bolu Abiodun - Sep 23, 2025

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- Aella, a fintech startup, has been using AI for lending since 2017, significantly reducing decision-making time.
- Wale Akanbi's personal experience with banking issues abroad inspired the creation of Bleyt.
- Bleyt allows users to maintain their financial profiles across borders, making it easier for Nigerians to access credit in new countries.
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Bleyt's innovative approach to solving cross-border financial issues for Nigerians is commendable, especially given the challenges faced by emigrants. The integration of AI and stablecoins positions Bleyt as a forward-thinking solution in the fintech space. However, the success of the platform will depend on its ability to navigate regulatory challenges and build partnerships with lenders in various countries.
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