That credit alert enters and suddenly you feel like a billionaire. 😂
You start making plans, then data, food, transport, subscriptions, and those “small” transfers begin to eat into your money.
Before you know it, you’re checking your balance like, “Omo, wetin happen to my money?”
And the funny thing? Sometimes, the problem isn’t just how much you earn. It’s that your money has no clear plan before you start spending it.
Imagine receiving money and already knowing what goes to spending, savings, emergencies, and the things you enjoy.
That’s the problem we’re trying to solve with PocketWise.
We’re building something to help people manage their money better, and we’ll be launching soon. 👀
We’re just getting started. 🇳🇬
Stages of X
1. You create an X account.
2. You didn’t understand it.
3. So you left for a few months/years.
4. Then you returned.
5. Now you are addicted and can’t go a day without it. 😂😭
Repost if this was you.
That credit alert enters and suddenly you feel like a billionaire. 😂
You start making plans, then data, food, transport, subscriptions, and those “small” transfers begin to eat into your money.
Before you know it, you’re checking your balance like, “Omo, wetin happen to my money?”
And the funny thing? Sometimes, the problem isn’t just how much you earn. It’s that your money has no clear plan before you start spending it.
Imagine receiving money and already knowing what goes to spending, savings, emergencies, and the things you enjoy.
That’s the problem we’re trying to solve with PocketWise.
We’re building something to help people manage their money better, and we’ll be launching soon. 👀
We’re just getting started. 🇳🇬
That credit alert enters and suddenly you feel like a billionaire. 😂
You start making plans, then data, food, transport, subscriptions, and those “small” transfers begin to eat into your money.
Before you know it, you’re checking your balance like, “Omo, wetin happen to my money?”
And the funny thing? Sometimes, the problem isn’t just how much you earn. It’s that your money has no clear plan before you start spending it.
Imagine receiving money and already knowing what goes to spending, savings, emergencies, and the things you enjoy.
That’s the problem we’re trying to solve with PocketWise.
We’re building something to help people manage their money better, and we’ll be launching soon. 👀
We’re just getting started. 🇳🇬
The hardest part of building software isn’t writing the code.
It’s discovering, 3 days before launch, that the architecture you confidently defended was the reason nothing worked.
@unclebigbay143 It might not work
BaaS help you build banking services like virtual accounts, balances, and transfers.
Psp helps you accept payments, process transactions, and receive settlements.
One provides banking infrastructure; the other focuses on payment
Hot take: Most teams adopting microservices would be better off with a modular monolith.
You don’t have a scaling problem. You have a boundaries problem.
Personally I love modular monolith