About Afara Partners

Afara Partners is a digital technology company that specialises in building platforms for alternative financial services in Africa. The company was founded with a mission to deploy and create innovative technology platforms that connect and empower individuals, corporate, and government to easily make and receive payments.

Services

Bills Presentment/Invoicing: Present bills and invoices in any mode to clients.
Asset financing: Offering finance to asset acquisition with flexible repayment plans at minimal interest rates.
Payment Solutions: Accept payment from various methods by connecting them to a broader payment infrastructure to collect and manage payment in an efficient way.
RoundUp: A savings platform with a goal of enabling users to save as they spend.

Countries

Contact

Address

41 Industrial Avenue, Yaba, Lagos, 100001, Nigeria

Website

https://afarapartners.com

support@afarapartners.com

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