Fintech startups get a lift as Labs by ARM accelerator programme calls for entry

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As the global payments market is expected to reach $2 trillion by 2025, according to Bloomberg, solutions in the field have become some of the most attractive areas of global economy.

Hence opportunities are springing up here and there to help smart Nigerian fintech startups grow. One of several platforms that will be supporting fintech startups in the country in 2020 is the Labs by ARM Acceleration programme. Entry for the programme is opened already, and will close within the next 16 days,

Labs by ARM is a 12-week intensive corporate accelerator programme aimed at boosting the commercial viability and attractiveness of raw fintech ideas, and advancing the growth of the already existing ones. The programme, amongst other things, will provide financial investment, distribution aids and access to investors for selected participants.

Benefits of participating in the programme include:

a. Access to a rich network of alumni

b. Access to funding

c. Access to well-equipped co-working place

d. Access to key industry partners

e. Access to investors

f. Access to partners

Interested participants should visit https://www.armlabs.com.ng/apply

Toyin Afilaka
Toyin Afilaka
Toyin Afilaka writes with simplicity and insight. He aims to enrich the Nigerian small business landscape. Through Hustle24 he connects entrepreneurs with information about new policies, enterprise solutions and opportunities that will aid their 'hustle'. He has written extensively for CobraReview, a product review portal, and served as a lead project manager for MarketingMix where he consulted as PR consultant for MTN Project Fame and Business Next Titan etc.

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