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Full List: 50+ banks, apps selling Dangote shares

Investors can access Dangote Refinery's IPO through banks, stockbrokers, the NGX Invest Portal and several fintech and digital investment platforms.

Mariam Balogun by Mariam Balogun
September 9, 2026
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Investors seeking to buy Dangote Refinery shares through the company’s initial public offering, IPO, can subscribe through more than 50 approved banks, stockbrokers, fintech companies and digital investment platforms across Nigeria.

The extensive subscription network gives prospective investors multiple channels to submit applications, ranging from traditional bank portals to digital investment applications.

Also read: Dangote Refinery Sets ₦525 Share Price for Landmark IPO

The following are the approved platforms listed for the offer.

Bank and NGX platforms

  1. Nigerian Exchange Limited, NGX, Invest Portal
  2. Access Bank Plc Portal
  3. Ecobank Nigeria Limited Portal
  4. Fidelity Bank Plc Portal
  5. First Bank of Nigeria Limited Portal
  6. First City Monument Bank Limited Portal
  7. Globus Bank Limited Portal
  8. Guaranty Trust Bank Limited Portal
  9. Jaiz Bank Plc Portal
  10. LOTUS Bank Limited Portal
  11. Keystone Bank Limited Portal
  12. PremiumTrust Bank Limited Portal
  13. ProvidusBank Plc Portal
  14. Unity Bank Plc Portal
  15. Stanbic IBTC Bank Limited Portal
  16. Sterling Bank Plc Portal
  17. TAJBank Limited Portal
  18. Union Bank of Nigeria Plc Portal
  19. United Bank for Africa Plc Portal
  20. Wema Bank Plc Portal
  21. Zenith Bank Plc Portal

Investment and stockbroking platforms

  1. InvestNaija, Chapel Hill Denham Securities Limited
  2. Vetiva Invest, Vetiva Securities Limited
  3. Afrinvestor, Afrinvest Securities Limited
  4. AnchoriaApp, Anchoria Securities Limited
  5. Bancorp TradePal, Bancorp Securities Limited
  6. CS Alpha, CardinalStone Securities Limited
  7. Coronation Wealth, Coronation Securities Limited
  8. First Securities Brokers Limited Portal
  9. Advanta, FSDH Capital Limited
  10. FutureView Invest, Futureview Securities Limited
  11. InvestNow, United Capital Securities Limited
  12. Meritrade, Meristem Stockbrokers Limited
  13. MorganCapital Securities Limited Portal
  14. i-Invest, Parthian Partners Limited
  15. Tiddo Invest, Tiddo Securities Limited
  16. Zedcrest Wealth, Zedcrest Securities Limited

Fintech and digital investment platforms

  1. SabiVest, Africa Prudential Plc
  2. Bamboo, Bamboo Systems Technology Limited
  3. Flutterwave, Flutterwave Technology Solutions Limited
  4. Ladder, Ladder Technology Systems Limited
  5. MTN MoMo, MoMo Payment Service Bank Limited
  6. Moniepoint, Moniepoint Microfinance Bank Limited
  7. Paga, Pagatech Limited
  8. Payaza, Payaza Africa Limited
  9. PiggyVest, Piggytech Global Limited
  10. Airtel Smartcash, Smartcash Payment Service Bank Limited
  11. we.yan, we.yan Nigeria Limited
  12. Cowrywise, Cowrywise Financial Technology Limited
  13. MyInvestar, First Ally Asset Management Limited
  14. Revve, Linearsend Inc.
  15. Paystro, Paystro UK Limited
  16. Remita, Remita Payment Services Limited
  17. VBank.ng, VFD Microfinance Bank Plc
  18. Ecobank Transactional Incorporated
  19. SBG Securities (Pty) Limited

The wide range of participating institutions means investors can choose between conventional banking channels, licensed investment firms and digital platforms when applying for the Dangote Refinery IPO.

However, prospective investors are advised to confirm the applicable subscription terms, eligibility requirements, offer period and payment procedures through their chosen platform before submitting an application.

The IPO comes as Dangote Refinery continues to attract significant attention within Nigeria’s energy sector and capital market following the commencement of operations at its large-scale facility in Lagos.

For retail investors, the availability of Dangote Refinery shares through multiple financial intermediaries provides several avenues to participate in the offer.

Also read: Dangote Refinery Sets ₦525 Share Price for Landmark IPO

Investors should rely on the official offer documents and authorised intermediaries for information concerning the offer price, application deadlines, allocation and other material terms.

Mariam Balogun
Mariam Balogun

Mariam Balogun is a contributor to Freelanews.com, covering news, business, and public affairs.

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