What is Desola and how does it work?

Desola is a fintech service that provides multi-currency accounts in NGN, GBP, and EUR currencies along with online banking capabilities. You access these accounts through the Desola app to make payments and transfers.

Does Desola have a mobile app?

Yes, Desola has a mobile app for Android and iOS.

Who is Desola best suited for?

Desola is best suited for individuals and businesses needing multi-currency accounts and easy international payments in NGN, GBP, and EUR.

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Desola

🇳🇬 Nigeria

A fintech app for individuals and businesses to manage multi-currency accounts, make QR code payments, and send local or international transfers, with bill pay support.

Available on:iOSAndroid

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Desola is a fintech app for individuals and businesses that provides money deposit accounts and payment services, including multi-currency balances for everyday payments and transfers.

Key capabilities include:

Multi-currency accounts in NGN, GBP, and EUR for holding funds, receiving direct payments, and making transfers from each currency balance
International transfers from within the app, including FX transfers and cross-border payments at market-competitive rates (as stated on the website)
QR code payments using a personalised QR code that users can scan in the app to pay quickly
Account management tools such as viewing balances, transaction history, and setting custom alerts

Available on iOS and Android.

Designed for B2C and B2B use, including individuals, merchants, and businesses that need multi-currency accounts, local transfers, bill payments, and QR-based payments.

For Nigeria-focused users, it is notable for its stated approach to safeguarding customer funds, holding client money in segregated accounts at a CBN-licensed bank and not issuing loans or investments from those funds.

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Fintech