“Can a Mauritius-based B2B FinTech become the embedded digital banking and lending infrastructure layer for underbanked African and Asian markets?”
Founded in 2017 as the FinTech arm of Anglo African, NanoB&K was purpose-built to tackle financial exclusion on the African continent by offering Digital Banking as a Service, Digital Wallet as a Service, and digital lending to Tier 2 and Tier 3 banks and non-bank partners across Africa and Asia. Rather than competing with banks, NanoB&K adopted a B2B2C model — embedding its platforms inside financial institutions and telecom operators. By 2021, it had expanded to six countries and deepened its product suite to include KYC/AML, microlending, cross-border transfers, and agency banking.
NanoB&K is founded in 2017 and headquartered in Trianon, Mauritius.
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