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10DX SUMMIT NIGERIA EDITION
Nigerian banking technology leaders are operating under conditions most sectors would consider unsustainable.
Fraud losses surged 603% in Q1 2025. Fourteen regulatory mandates converge by March 2026, landing on core systems built for batch processing. Platform migrations across tier-1 banks triggered multi-week outages and stalled digital revenues. The naira’s collapse doubled dollar-denominated licensing costs. At the same time, transaction success rates — not brand or branch presence — now determine mass-market retention.
Accountability has shifted. Technology decisions now directly drive onboarding failures, transaction drop-offs, and fraud losses that hit P&L. Boards expect AI-driven fraud detection, open-banking APIs, and payment-stack integration—while personnel costs rise over 30% as scarce skills move to fintechs or dollar-paid remote roles.
The infrastructure reality is unforgiving. Payments switching, reconciliation, and dispute handling run on shared rails. When those dependencies fail, reliability fails for everyone. Modernisation, compliance, and competitive response are all constrained by the same limited capacity.
10DX Summit Nigeria convenes senior technology and digital leaders from Nigerian banks for focused peer conversations on these converging pressures — where execution risk, commercial accountability, and operational reality collide.
9 June 2026. Lagos
Fraud losses surged 603% in Q1 2025. Fourteen regulatory mandates converge by March 2026, landing on core systems built for batch processing. Platform migrations across tier-1 banks triggered multi-week outages and stalled digital revenues. The naira’s collapse doubled dollar-denominated licensing costs. At the same time, transaction success rates — not brand or branch presence — now determine mass-market retention.
Accountability has shifted. Technology decisions now directly drive onboarding failures, transaction drop-offs, and fraud losses that hit P&L. Boards expect AI-driven fraud detection, open-banking APIs, and payment-stack integration—while personnel costs rise over 30% as scarce skills move to fintechs or dollar-paid remote roles.
The infrastructure reality is unforgiving. Payments switching, reconciliation, and dispute handling run on shared rails. When those dependencies fail, reliability fails for everyone. Modernisation, compliance, and competitive response are all constrained by the same limited capacity.
10DX Summit Nigeria convenes senior technology and digital leaders from Nigerian banks for focused peer conversations on these converging pressures — where execution risk, commercial accountability, and operational reality collide.
9 June 2026. Lagos
