A digital assets exchange and financial services provider, Zabira Technologies, has reaffirmed its commitment to fostering growth and adoption of digital finance in Nigeria, making it a digital asset hub in Africa.
Speaking to newsmen at the 6th anniversary and rebranding event in Lagos, the CEO/founder of Zabira Technologies, Isaac John, disclosed that the digital asset firm is positioning itself as “the People’s Wallet” while expanding its footprint across Nigeria and plans to extend its services beyond the country.
To him, “we are positioning ourselves as a reliable financial companion for Africans, ensuring that everyone can access secure and seamless financial services, whether they are stepping into crypto for the first time or are seasoned in digital finance.”
The firm, initially launched as a wallet solution, has evolved into a comprehensive platform that enables over 30,000 users to seamlessly acquire, store, swap, and grow their digital assets while becoming a trusted service provider for both individuals and businesses in Nigeria and across Africa.
Commenting, head of Marketing & Communications, Ike Ekemah, emphasised that the rebranding to “The People’s Wallet” makes digital payments more accessible for everyday Africans. “Zabira is redefining how people interact with digital assets by offering a one-stop platform for crypto exchange, gift card trading, bill payments, and cross-border transfers,” Ekemah noted.
While the new identity aims to make digital finance more inclusive, secure, and accessible, it further underscores the commitment to clarity, trust, and offering user-friendly services.
Ekemah reiterated that this transformation would position Zabira as Africa’s most reliable digital asset provider.
For his part, Zabira’s chief technology officer, John Adebayo, outlined the technological advancements that accompanied the relaunch.
According to Adebayo, the new platform consolidates the digital asset provider services into a unified app, offering features such as multi-asset wallets, improved security with biometric login, and enhanced transaction speed.
“We’ve learned that speed, security, and simplicity are the pillars of digital finance. We’ve upgraded our app to support faster transactions and a more intuitive user experience. Our customers now enjoy a seamless, reliable platform where they can easily buy, sell, and swap digital assets,” he said.
The technical overhaul involves stronger security measures, including two-factor authentication, biometric login, and real-time fraud detection, which ensure that the platform can handle larger transaction volumes and scale with its growing user base, both in Nigeria and internationally.
Stanley Emmanuel, the head of sales and business development, shared that Rapid User Growth is a result of its customer-first approach, just as it appeals to merchants due to its transparent pricing and fast transaction settlements.
“The key to our success is not just in the number of users, but in the active, repeat transactions that demonstrate loyalty, with focus on building long-term relationships with our users, whether they are freelancers, SMEs, or large enterprises, by providing reliable and efficient digital finance solutions,” he said.
In addition to its user-focused approach, Zabira’s head of Compliance, Aisha Shittu, affirms the firm’s emphasis on regulatory alignment and transparency, adding that it is committed to meeting and exceeding regulatory requirements set by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Consequently, the digital assets firm underscored its continued growth and ambition to lead in African digital finance.
