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Why Alawee shut down its services amid Paystack takeover

Legit News 01 Sep

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Why Alawee shut down its services amid Paystack takeover — Sources: Legit News

Nigerian fintech Allawee is shutting down services by December 1, 2026. Customers have until November 30 to withdraw funds as Paystack integrates its technology.

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