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Maxim is a credit-first banking platform built for Nigerians and Africans in the UK. We issue Visa credit cards that recognise your full financial story, including the credit history and banking behaviour you built back home, so you can start building UK credit from day one instead of starting from zero. Traditional banks treat newcomers as credit invisible. We do not. Our underwriting looks at both your UK profile and your Nigerian financial data, which means fairer decisions, real credit limits, and a card that reports to UK credit bureaus to grow your score with every repayment. Alongside credit, Maxim offers a UK account and rewards designed around how our community actually lives, from everyday spending to supporting family across borders. Maxim is operated by MonsterLabs Technologies Ltd, registered in England and Wales.
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