Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) can benefit significantly from Open Banking. For example, a business owners can integrate their bank accounts to accounting softwares to automatically reconcile transactions, manage cash flow, and generate financial reports. This automation saves time and reduces errors, allowing business owners to focus on growth. Furthermore, SMEs can access tailored financial products such as business loans and credit lines based on their transaction history and cash flow patterns.

Open Banking allows users to aggregate their financial data from multiple bank accounts into a personal finance management app powered by open APIs. This single app then categorizes their spending, provides insights on their financial habits, and offers personalized financial advice. This holistic view aids comprehensive budgeting and expense tracking, helping customers in managing their finances better and making informed decisions.

Open banking can revolutionize credit assessment by granting lenders access to verifiable and high-quality transaction data for more accurate credit scoring. Digital lenders can leverage open banking to gain a holistic view of borrowers' financial behavior.

Open Banking can extend services to the unbanked by allowing super agents like Nomba to open accounts for financially excluded Nigerians, promoting financial inclusion and economic empowerment.

Open Banking streamlines payments by allowing direct B2B transfers. Users can pay online directly from their bank account, lowering fees and boosting security. It also enables automated recurring payments for bills and subscriptions.