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AppZone is a response to the growing need in emerging markets for financial services accessibility to the masses. The company was formed with a genuine belief in Africa’s latent ability to support the home grown production and delivery of world class IT Software for the enhancement of key sectors of the budding economy.
AppZone started off primarily as a developer of custom e-Banking and payment software for leading commercial Banks in Nigeria. In less than 3 years, AppZone had accumulated a remarkable asset-base of e-payment software products and intellectual property. In a bid to extend existing payment solutions to smaller scale Financial institutions, AppZone observed the absolute dearth of basic IT infrastructure and commenced a 2 year project to develop a world class yet affordable core Banking platform for Microfinance Banks (MFBs) and other small scale retail financial institutions.   

The culmination of this project saw AppZone in full ownership of an entire integrated suite of IT infrastructure required for the effective functioning of any modern retail Bank. Today AppZone has consolidated these platforms into a shared and entirely managed Banking and payment automation IT infrastructure under the brand BankOne.
AppZone was incorporated in July 2006 as Price and Networks Limited and commenced full operations in June 2008 with a knife edged focus on creating a world class organization and defacto provider of IT software for the financial services industry.  The young, dynamic and driven co-founders of AppZone decided to bring together their wealth of technical, administrative and entrepreneurial experience as well as key leadership competences to create a winning team comprising the best in brains and character.
BankOne is the world’s leading Integrated Banking Automation and Payment Processing Cloud Infrastructure that automates and interconnects operations of Microfinance as well as small/medium retail Banks while enabling customers of these institutions enjoy electronic payment and unlimited access to financial services primarily via mobile phones but also through other physical and electronic channels including, ATMs, POS terminals and the Internet as well as at Merchant locations, Mobile Money Agents and Retail Bank branches.
To fulfill our crucial mission and actualize our grand vision, we rely on some of the most talented individuals of our time who have undoubtedly proven themselves to be the best amongst the best of us.

Please send your resume to careers@appzonegroup.com. And if you want to know more about us, kindly send your questions and/or enquiries to info@appzonegroup.com

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