First Video of 2021 😃: How I made over $10,000 with these Nigerian Fin-Tech Apps!

LINK: https://t.co/FWKL7kX4Jo

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Overview:

1. QUIDAX (Cryptocurrency)

The first app I talked about is called Quidax (@QuidaxAfrica). It's an app I used to buy & sell crypto. and it's been quite swift as well when it comes to transactions.

I've received payments in form of BTC a lot just 'cos it saves time 💯
On @QuidaxAfrica, you can trade (buy/sell) quite a number of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. Ethereum, XRP, Dash, and Litecoin.

I also loved the fact that I got an email authentication for every single withdrawal, might take a second but it's basically more secure.
They've got an exhaustive FAQ page you can check out if you have any questions (FAQ: https://t.co/BYNAEkWjFF)

Here's also a link to the app:

iOS: https://t.co/beB3jmclKV
Android: https://t.co/j3HUaiMJFS
2. BARTER (Virtual US Cards)

It was one of my favourite apps. @getBarterApp gives you a virtual US Debit card, complete with a USA Address, tied to your name.
I use @getBarterApp to pay for online subscription services that don't allow our Nigerian cards. I use it for my Adobe, Apple subscription, and more stuff.

Keep in mind that it costs $2 to create a new card.

LINK
iOS: https://t.co/cVlnhc6ML5
Android: https://t.co/rZTk5jvzmC
3. PIGGYVEST (High-interest Savings)

PiggyVest @PiggyBankNG needs almost no introduction at this point. When I asked about apps that worked for you, you recommended it a lot.

PiggyVest is an app I "highly" recommend for people who are serious about their finances and saving.
The Safelock feature on @PiggyBankNG helps you lock funds for a long period of time allowing you to stay true to a financial goal. You can keep adding to it and it can actually accumulate to a substantial sum.
Not only are you saving but, you're also earning a decent amount in interest, depending on how much you save.
It's one of the apps I use on an almost daily basis.

Try out PiggyVest with the Link:
iOS & Android: https://t.co/uhNAGAxQK4
4. BAMBOO (Invest in US. Stocks from Nigeria)

One of the apps I really like using is the Bamboo app (@investbamboo)

It's a straightforward app, you can simply Buy/Sell shares of your favourite US company listed on the stock market, right here in Nigeria.
The @investbamboo app also has a large library and glossary if you want to read up and learn the basics or learn the ropes of buying your first stock, investing and everything in between.

LINK: iOS & Android: https://t.co/r2nuxFbWO9
Another app you can use to Invest in US stocks (even Nigerian stocks as well) is Trove @trovefinance

I love how the app displays categories, everything is easy to reach and they have a vast amount of assets as well (now including Cryptocurrency)

LINK: https://t.co/myAX73gQjc
5. RUBIES (100% Digital Bank)

As the description reads, @rubies_ng is a full-on online bank.

You can do the everyday transactions you would normally do on your banking app and even more. You can request a card, creating a savings plan and become an independent banker.
I like that the transfer fees are just 10 Naira regardless, I also like that your phone number can also be your @rubies_ng account number.

All in all, it's a well-rounded app that I use and would recommend.

LINK:
iOS & Android: https://t.co/qtf77UCfB5
Which of these apps do you use or have you just discovered? Also, which have you used and would recommend other people try? Comment below 👇🏾

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