CredVerify, a rapidly growing digital identity and credential verification platform, has announced new partnerships with top Nigerian banks to modernise credit access and reduce loan fraud across the financial sector. Founded by Chidozie Felicitas Chiamaka, CredVerify enables organisations to instantly authenticate identities, employment history, academic credentials, and credit status in real time. With seamless API integration, banks can now automate verification as part of customer onboarding and loan decision processes. According to Chidozie, this collaboration represents a major step forward in improving trust and confidence in Nigeria’s expanding digital lending ecosystem. “Our mission is to protect both lenders and borrowers by enabling accurate, transparent decision-making at scale. With these partnerships, banks can now verify high-risk data in seconds, reducing fraud exposure and strengthening compliance.” Chidozie Felicitas Chiamaka, Founder/CEO, CredVerify. The adopted solution supports:

• Faster digital onboarding
• Reduced loan default risk through real-time validation
• Better KYC/AML compliance for regulated financial products
• Lower operational costs for loan origination teams

Nigeria’s consumer lending market continues to grow rapidly, yet fraud remains a major challenge, with billions lost annually to identity theft and falsified credentials. CredVerify directly addresses this gap by ensuring every loan profile is backed by verifiable data. With over 1 million unique users already verified and adoption extending into fintech, telecommunications, and government sectors, CredVerify is emerging as a trusted infrastructure layer powering secure financial services in Africa. “We are building a future where access to credit is fast, fair, and fraud-proof,” Chidozie added. “These banking partnerships accelerate that vision.”