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Onafriq tried to sell its Nigerian agent banking business before shutdown

Onafriq shut down its agent banking business in Nigeria in October, but months before announcing the closure, it had been negotiating a sale of Baxi.

Tarun Mottlia

Via TechCabal

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Onafriq tried to sell its Nigerian agent banking business before shutdown
Image: Customers and agents at a Baxi event in Nigeria. Onafriq acquired the agent banking company in 2021 as part of its expansion into Nigeria’s financial services market, before announcing its shutdown in October 2026. Image Source: Baxi.

When Onafriq announced it was shutting down Baxi, its Nigerian agent banking business, on October 16, it marked the end of a five-year expansion effort that began when the company acquired one of Nigeria’s largest independent agent banking networks. But months before announcing the closure, the pan-African payments company had been negotiating a sale of Baxi.

The proposed sale, which covered the entire agency banking operation active only in Nigeria, remained unresolved as of July, according to Onafriq’s audited financial…

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