Frustrated by the mounting challenges relating to their core system, SEAP began to consider alternative options. Oradian’s system, Instafin, was an excellent fit for SEAP’s needs in the Nigerian market. Its plug-and-play design required minimal back-end investment and enabled the rapid launch of innovative products. Follow the story so far.
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