PiggyVest has reported total payouts of ₦1.3 trillion to users in 2025 as activities on the digital savings platform rose amid growing adoption of fintech-led wealth management tools in Nigeria.
The payout figure reflects cumulative withdrawals made by users across PiggyVest’s savings and investment products during the year.
User growth and transaction volumes expanded steadily over the year, supported by broader acceptance of digital financial services and rising demand for disciplined savings solutions.
Market observers note that economic pressures, including elevated living costs and interest in yield-bearing products, have driven more Nigerians to adopt automated savings and investment platforms.
PiggyVest’s performance in 2025 was also supported by continued product enhancements and infrastructure upgrades aimed at improving reliability, transaction speed, and user experience. These investments helped sustain platform confidence at a time when fintech operators are under increasing scrutiny over service stability and fund security.
The scale of payouts points to a deepening role for fintech platforms in household financial planning, particularly among young professionals and small business owners who rely on digital tools for liquidity management and medium-term savings goals.
As Nigeria’s fintech ecosystem matures, analysts expect competition to intensify around savings, payments, and retail investment products.
However, PiggyVest’s payout milestone positions it strongly within the sector, signalling both user trust and sustained transaction momentum heading into 2026.
The company did not disclose profitability figures but indicated that user engagement and transaction volumes remained key focus areas as it continues to scale operations in Nigeria’s evolving digital finance landscape.