Oxygen X Achieves Dual ISO Certifications On Security

Oxygen X Finance Company, a subsidiary of Access Holdings, said it has achieved two globally recognised ISO certifications: ISO 27001:2022 for Information Security Management and ISO 22301:2019 for Business Continuity Management.

According to the company, the dual certifications signifies its commitment to protecting customer data, enhancing operational resilience, and maintaining the highest international standards in digital financial services.

ISO 27001:2022 is the world’s premier standard for information security management systems. By achieving this certification, Oxygen X said it has implemented robust, enterprise-grade controls and processes to protect sensitive information from security breaches, cyber-attacks, and emerging digital risks.

ISO 22301:2019, the international benchmark for business continuity, also confirms that Oxygen X has established a resilient operational framework to ensure uninterrupted services, even in the face of unforeseen events.

Speaking on the achievement, acting chief executive of Oxygen X, Daniel Watts, said “Trust is the foundation of our platform. These certifications validate the rigour of our systems and our promise to provide a resilient, secure lending experience. As we scale across Africa, operating at global best-practice standards remains our top priority.

“This milestone cements Oxygen X’s position as one of Africa’s most secure and responsible digital lenders. As the company deepens its commitment to financial inclusion and expands its footprint, these certifications reflect its dedication to aligning with global regulatory benchmarks, enhancing customer protection, and delivering seamless digital credit experiences.”

He furthered that Oxygen X will continue to innovate at the intersection of technology and finance, prioritizing governance, sustainability, and customer-centricity as it works to shape the future of digital credit across Africa.