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Tatum Bank Marks First Year, Reports Solid Growth, Innovation Drive

by Folarin Kehinde May 5, 2026
written by Folarin Kehinde

Tatum Bank on Tuesday marked its first anniversary, highlighting strong performance, rapid digital innovation, and a positive outlook for future growth.

The bank, which commenced operations a year ago, said its journey has been defined by a bold market entry, a solid operational foundation, and a clear trajectory towards sustainable growth and industry leadership.

Tatum Bank noted that within its first year, it demonstrated resilience and strategic focus, despite significant pre-operational investments, while building a growing presence in Nigeria’s banking sector.

The bank also disclosed that it successfully met the recapitalisation requirements set by the Central Bank of Nigeria, a move it said reinforces its financial strength and long-term commitment to the Nigerian financial system.

As part of its digital-first strategy, the bank rolled out a range of innovative solutions aimed at improving access and convenience for customers. These include a mobile banking application, debit cards, corporate internet banking, and an expanding point-of-sale network designed to serve individuals, small and medium enterprises, corporates, and institutions.

Further underscoring its investment in technology, Tatum Bank was named a finalist at the Infosys Finacle Innovation Awards 2026 in the “Transformation Excellence – Core Banking Transformation” category.

Speaking on the milestone, the Managing Director, Niyi Adeseun, said the bank’s first year reflected both challenges and achievements.

“Our first year has been both challenging and rewarding. Despite significant pre-operational investments, we achieved a Profit Before Tax of ₦1.7 billion in 2025, a testament to the strength of our strategy, the dedication of our team, and the trust of our customers. We have built not just a bank, but a platform for growth, innovation, and inclusion.”

He added that the bank would continue to prioritise secure and seamless banking services while expanding its digital capabilities and deepening financial inclusion.

“Tatum Bank is committed to remaining a safe haven for our customers by continuously delivering secure, seamless, and innovative banking solutions. As we look ahead, our focus remains on scaling our digital capabilities, deepening financial inclusion, and creating sustained value for all stakeholders.”. Adeseun added.

The bank stated that within one year of operations, it has built a market presence anchored on strong corporate governance, technology-driven operations, and customer-focused service delivery.

It expressed optimism about its future, noting that it would continue to expand its footprint, empower customers, support businesses, and contribute to economic growth as it enters its second year of operations.

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Tatum Bank Meets CBN’s New Recapitalization, within 10 Months of Operation

by Folarin Kehinde March 10, 2026
written by Folarin Kehinde

Tatum Bank has announced that it has met the capitalisation requirement set by the Central Bank of Nigeria for financial institutions operating in the country.

The bank disclosed this in a statement on Monday, noting that the milestone strengthens its financial base and positions it to expand its role in Nigeria’s financial services sector.

According to the statement, the achievement also reinforces the bank’s commitment to providing a secure and dependable financial platform for its growing customer base.

The Managing Director of Tatum Bank, Niyi Adeseun, said the development reflects the institution’s strong foundation and readiness for sustainable growth.

“This milestone is a strong affirmation of the solid foundation upon which Tatum Bank was built.

Our vision has always been to create a safe financial haven where customers can confidently pursue their financial goals,” he said.

Adeseun added that the bank would continue to strengthen its commitment to delivering seamless and reliable banking services to customers.

Also commenting, the Chairman of the bank, Samuel Ologunorisa (SAN), said the institution would continue to leverage digital banking solutions to expand access to financial services across the country.

“Our strategy is firmly anchored on leveraging digital banking solutions to drive financial inclusion while supporting the growth of businesses and large corporations,” he said.

Ologunorisa noted that the bank’s operations are guided by strong corporate governance principles, responsible environmental, social and governance practices, and a robust enterprise risk management framework.

He added that these principles would continue to guide the bank in building a resilient and transparent financial institution within Nigeria’s evolving financial landscape.

The bank stated that it achieved the capitalisation milestone less than a year after commencing full banking operations in May 2025.

It added that the strengthened capital base would support its commitment to innovation, operational excellence and improved banking experiences for customers.

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Tatum Bank Unveils New Digital Platforms to Revolutionize Customer Experience

by Folarin Kehinde August 8, 2025
written by Folarin Kehinde

Tatum Bank has launched a suite of cutting-edge digital platforms aimed at transforming the banking experience for individuals and businesses.

The newly unveiled platforms include the Tatum Mobile App, a Corporate Internet Banking platform, and Point of Sale (POS) machines all developed to offer customers seamless, secure, and convenient control over their finances from any location.

The Tatum Mobile App delivers a user-friendly interface that allows customers to manage their accounts, perform transactions, request services, and access support directly from their mobile devices.

Described by the bank as offering “app’solute freedom,” the mobile platform empowers users with round-the-clock access to essential banking services.

For corporate and business clients, the Corporate Internet Banking platform provides a powerful and secure system for handling financial operations, ensuring flexibility and real-time management of transactions.

In addition, the introduction of POS machines targets small businesses and merchants, enabling faster, cashless payments and advancing the financial inclusion of Nigeria’s micro and small enterprise sector.

Managing Director of Tatum Bank, Mr. Niyi Adeseun, said the digital rollout aligns with the bank’s customer-first philosophy and long-term vision of delivering transformative banking experiences.

“We are confident that with these platforms, Tatum Bank is poised to drive a new wave of revolutionary customer experience,” he said. “Our digital platforms reflect our commitment to bringing modern banking closer to the people and empowering businesses with tools they can trust.”

Headquartered in Abuja, the bank also revealed plans to expand its physical footprint with new client centers expected to open soon in Ibadan and Port Harcourt, underscoring its dedication to both digital and physical accessibility.

As Tatum Bank scales its digital transformation efforts, customers are promised a consistent blend of innovation, reliability, and simplicity at every interaction point.

For more information, visit www.tatumbank.com, call 07000077770, or email info@tatumbank.com.

 

 

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