Dyna.Ai Debuts in Nigeria, Unveils Next-gen AI Solutions to Transform Fintech
Global AI-as-a-Service (AIaaS) leader, Dyna.Ai, has officially launched its operations in Nigeria, unveiling a suite of advanced AI-powered solutions designed to revolutionise the country’s financial services sector.
The exclusive launch event, tagged ‘Nigeria Dyna Day,’ was held on May 15, 2025, at Four Points by Sheraton, Lagos, and attracted top players from Nigeria’s fintech, telecommunications, banking, government, and tech innovation communities.
Themed “AI Unleashed: Revolutionising Nigeria’s Financial Future,” the closed-door event marked a major milestone in Dyna.Ai’s entry into Africa’s largest economy. Speaking at the event, the Chairman and Co-President of Dyna.Ai, Mr. Tomas Skoumal, described Nigeria as the ideal gateway to the African continent, noting that the country’s dynamic digital ecosystem presents immense opportunities for scalable, inclusive innovation.
“For us, it makes sense to start in Nigeria. There is no bigger country in Africa—this is where the momentum is,” Skoumal stated. “Africa is no longer just the future; Africa is transforming now. And this is the perfect time to be here.”
Skoumal highlighted Dyna.Ai’s commitment to long-term investment in Nigeria’s talent and digital infrastructure. “We’re not just here to sell a product. We’re here to build infrastructure, create local jobs, and scale innovation from Nigeria to the rest of Africa,” he said.
Among the technologies introduced were Agent Studio—Dyna.Ai’s flagship platform for industry-specific intelligent automation, and advanced Agentic AI solutions designed to optimise operations in customer service, marketing, collections, and human resources. Other innovations showcased included AvatarGPT, a digital human interface offering lifelike user interaction, and VoiceGPT, a multilingual AI voice agent with native Nigerian accents in Yoruba, Hausa, and Igbo.
The event also featured a live AI Experience Forum with real-time demonstrations and expert-led discussions showcasing how Dyna.Ai’s tools could enhance user engagement, service delivery, and financial inclusion.
In his keynote address, Mr. Tokoni Peter Igoin, Special Assistant to the President on ICT Development and Digital Innovation, reaffirmed the Federal Government’s support for responsible AI integration. “Our approach to AI and financial technology is rooted in a positive framework—one that fosters innovation while safeguarding transparency, digital security, and data protection,” he said, adding that the Tinubu-led administration remains committed to building a resilient and inclusive digital ecosystem.
Echoing similar sentiments, the Lagos State Commissioner for Innovation, Science and Technology, Mr. Olatunbosun Alake, disclosed that the state would soon unveil regulatory guidelines for AI deployment and governance, underscoring the government’s readiness to create an enabling environment for AI growth and adoption.
As Nigeria continues to emerge as a leader in digital transformation across Africa, Dyna.Ai’s market entry is expected to redefine how AI is applied in financial services, offering scalable solutions that combine automation, localisation, and customer-centric design.
With its clear focus on innovation, talent development, and real-world impact, Dyna.Ai’s Nigerian launch signals a bold new phase for AI deployment across Africa’s evolving digital economy.
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