Moniepoint — review & details
A licensed microfinance bank known for rock-solid transfers and the largest POS/agent network — strong personal and business accounts. On a CBN national licence (2026).
Best for business & agents
Moniepoint
★★★★☆
None on personal
Monthly Fee
Low flat fee; reliable at scale
Transfers
CBN national licence (MFB, 2026)
Licence
NDIC-insured
Deposit Safety
Small business + POS/agents
Best For
digital
Type
Pros
- Reliable transfers even at peak load
- Excellent for small business, POS and agents
- CBN national licence; deposits NDIC-insured
Cons
- App/agent-led rather than branch banking
- Fewer lifestyle features than rivals
- MFB insurance caps below a commercial bank
Fees, eligibility & documents
Fees
Monthly maintenanceNone on personal
TransfersLow flat fee
Statutory levy₦50 EMTL on inflows of ₦10,000+
Eligibility
- 18+ (limits apply by KYC tier)
- Valid Nigerian ID
- BVN and/or NIN
Documents needed
- Valid ID (NIN, passport, driver's licence or voter's card)
- BVN
- Proof of address (utility bill) for a full-tier account
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How Moniepoint compares in bank accounts
| Moniepoint | Opay | Kuda | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly Fee | None on personal | None | None |
| Transfers | Low flat fee; reliable at scale | Free (fair-use limits apply) | Free monthly allowance, then a small fee |
| Licence | CBN national licence (MFB, 2026) | CBN national licence (Jan 2026) | CBN microfinance bank |
| Deposit Safety | NDIC-insured | NDIC-insured | NDIC-insured (to ₦2m, MFB) |
| Best For | Small business + POS/agents | Free transfers + agent cash-out | App-first budgeting |
| Visit Moniepoint → | Visit Opay → | Visit Kuda → |
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