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Nigerian Banks' Fee Income Surges 23% to N986.5bn Despite Fintech Competition

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Nigerian Banks' Fee Income Surges 23% to N986.5bn Despite Fintech Competition

Nigerian banks, including Zenith Bank, UBA, GTBank, Stanbic IBTC, FCMB, and Wema Bank, experienced a 23% surge in fee income to N986.5bn in H1 2025, driven by non-interest income streams. The growth was attributed to higher fees from credit-related services, account maintenance, foreign currency transactions, and electronic product commissions.

Fintech firms like Opay, Moniepoint, Palmpay, and Kuda are gaining traction with zero-charge services, prompting traditional banks to innovate for customer loyalty. The sector remains resilient amidst the fintech competition, with banks strategically rebalancing income streams towards scalable fee-based services.

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