Anchor (YC S22)

Happy Easter from all of us ✝️

@hackSultan @JoeJacy @theflutterwave @sendbyflw There’s @buildwithanchor also Building banking infrastructure for businesses.

May this Eid bring peace, joy, and endless blessings to you and yours. 🌙 Eid Mubarak.

Here’s to the women who show up, give deeply, and love endlessly. Happy Mother’s Day.

6. Trust Your Instincts - Oyinkansola Ayorinde

5. You Don’t Need All the Answers - Elizabeth Adeniji

If only we knew then what we know now… The incredible women of Anchor shared the lessons they wish they knew about earlier in their career. #meetthecrew

Happy International Women’s Day to the amazing women of our team and to women everywhere 💜 #InternationalWomensDay #GiveToGain

Everyone has that moment. Be honest, what career has tech almost pushed you into? Boluwatife Oladejo @tifematt shares his own “wanting to quit tech for farming” story in our latest Developer Spotlight. Read the full interview → blog.getanchor.co/blog/boluwatif…

If you think Nigerian fintech slowed down in 2025, you’re reading it wrong. With over 500 fintech companies featured this year in the Nigerian Fintech Map, despite tighter funding and stricter regulations, the ecosystem didn’t contract. It adapted. It expanded. It evolved. If you’re building, investing, exploring opportunities, or simply trying to understand where the real momentum is shifting, the Nigerian Fintech Map 2025 lays it all out. Download here: nigeriafintechmap.com

The habits you form while growing will shape both your product and your life.

Here are ways founders can avoid burnout in 2026 👇 1⃣Build systems, not chaos. 2⃣Delegate before you get overwhelmed 3⃣Remember to rest before your body forces you to 4⃣Celebrate the little progress, not just launches.

Building a company is a marathon, not a sprint🏃‍♂️ In 2026, sustainability matters as much as speed and that is why founders should protect their energy, focus, and the person behind the vision.

Everyone has a love language, what's yours?

And that quiet moment after hours of frustration, when everything finally works.

Developers don’t say “I love you.” They ship, review, debug, and share tips.