WildFin dominates the AILF awards

THE founder and CEO of Wildfin Financial Services in Zimbabwe and Zambia David Mantiziba, was crowned the winner of the AILF 50 under 40 awards for leading African investors.

The award were presented by Dr. Martha Namundjebo – Tilahun, Chairperson of the United Africa Group, a privately owned multi-billion-dollar business conglomerate based in Namibia.

The award is a result of several innovations the firm introduced recently.

His investments are in real estate and technology.

THE founder and CEO of Wildfin Financial Services in Zimbabwe and Zambia David Mantiziba (centre) receiving an award

Over the years, Wildfin has made a name by providing business and salary-based loans mainly to civil servants across Zimbabwe.

Apart from Wildfin, the firm co-owns Eazi Apps Company in partnership with a UK-based firm.

Eazi Apps is a tech company that develops mobile apps and software.

With Eazi Apps, Wildfin and other partners have expanded their operations to countries like South Africa.

In its quest to be the leading financial services firm, WildFin developed an instant personal loan application – WildFin Smart Loan App – which offers a convenient and hassle-free way for civil servants to borrow money on the go and is a game changer for the microfinance sector.

The innovative WildFin Smart Loan App is the first fintech of its kind to be introduced by a microfinance institution in the country.

The App can be downloaded for free on the Google App Store or the WildFin website.

In today’s fast-paced world, emergencies and urgent cash needs can arise anytime.

During such times, having quick access to funds becomes crucial.

The WildFin Smart Loan App, which most smartphones can support, enables users to apply for personal loans, receive quick approvals, and disburse funds directly into their bank accounts.

Apart from that, the new fintech also allows customers to buy home furniture, electric gadgets, laptops, and other valuables online through convenient terms.

The gadgets will be immediately delivered.

More recently, the fast-growing microfinance firm launched its latest feature offering instant credit lines for all civil servants via WhatsApp.

In the new development to ease the burden for civil servants in accessing loans, the company said it will use its WhatsApp chatbot to offer these pre-approved lines of credit.

WildFin claims to be the first fintech financial institution in Zimbabwe to offer instant credit lines to civil servants without them visiting the office.

Users can avail of these loans by messaging ‘Hi’ on WildFin’s WhatsApp number +263 77 891 1225 and follow all steps to submit their application.

The services are available 24/7 for all civil servants and cash approval and disbursements are done in less than 24 hours.

Wildfin now has branches across Zimbabwe and is already establishing offices in Zambia.