Monrovia — From Monrovia to Grand Bassa, Bong, and Nimba counties, BnB Transfer Corp has concluded a nationwide agent giveaway, rewarding outstanding agents and customers with motorbikes, smartphones, smart TVs, and other valuable items.
The giveaways were held last week on Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, and continued this week on Tuesday. Agents who met their targets were given motorbikes, while customers with the highest transaction volume were given brand-new cellphones.
BnB officials said the initiative forms part of the company’s broader strategy to motivate, empower, and retain its expanding network of agents across Liberia.
“This is more than just a reward scheme—it’s a movement. We are building a platform that supports businesses, transforms lives, and drives financial inclusion through technology,” a BnB representative said.
BnB Transfer Corp operates as a division of Cauridor, a multinational fintech company headquartered in Canada. The company provides international money transfer and payment services to individuals in several countries, with a strong focus on facilitating money transfers to, from, and within Africa.
Motorbike Winners Share Their Stories
One of the motorbike winners, Ibrahim Bah, a local foreign exchange bureau operator, expressed appreciation to BnB for the initiative.
“I’m grateful to the BnB staff for giving me this opportunity. This motorbike will greatly improve my daily operations and mobility,” Bah said.
Another beneficiary said joining BnB significantly changed his business outlook.
“I came across BnB in 2023 while using Cash App. Because I already had a customer base, I was onboarded onto the BnB platform. I took advantage of the opportunity, and today I’m a beneficiary. This motorbike is a big boost for my business,” he said.
A third motorbike winner from a foreign exchange bureau on Randell Street described the platform as life-changing.
“BnB empowered me to expand my customer reach. Winning this motorbike motivates me to do even more,” he said.
Smartphone Winners Applaud the Initiative
Among the smartphone recipients, Aldu, a Monrovia-based agent, praised BnB’s profit-sharing model.
“When BnB first approached me, I had doubts. They told me I would receive 70 percent while they take 30 percent. Since joining, I’ve increased my earnings, and now I’m winning prizes,” he said.
Another smartphone winner said the platform has strengthened her financial independence.
“BnB gave me the opportunity to grow my small business. This smartphone will help me serve my customers better,” she said.
A third smartphone recipient, Abdul, also commended BnB for its transparency and consistency.
Commitment to Growth and Financial Inclusion
Through initiatives such as the giveaway, BnB Transfer Corp continues to deepen grassroots partnerships while expanding access to reliable digital financial services across Liberia.
The company has encouraged individuals and businesses nationwide to join the BnB platform and become part of its growing fintech ecosystem.
As BnB expands its footprint across Africa and beyond, it says it remains committed to innovation, transparency, community empowerment, and sustainable economic growth.
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