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Traditional Banks Charge Way Too Much Fees, But There Could Be A Solution

October 4 2019

The bane of traditional bank charges is not new to many Nigerians and Africans. Aside from the hassle of visiting branches to get account updates and request for ATMs, the infrastructure itself has time and again proved porous. Bank accounts have been breached, and hackers have carted away with sums of customers’ money in situations banks would rather not take responsibility for. Is Kudabank the answer?

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