Nigerian neobanks and banking agents need each other. The agents are the neobanks’ branches; they open accounts, accept deposits, process withdrawals, and issue cards. In return, the agents—who often have a primary business—earn extra income. This relationship is crucial because neobanks use the credibility of these agents, who have close relationships with their communities, to
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