Profitable
Returns On
Fixed Deposits
Invest and secure your future with one of Nigeria’s premium fixed deposit product offering high potential for your money and guaranteed returns. Up to 20% p.a
We bring certainty to returns
Guaranteed returns mean you can plan your future with confidence.
Enjoy the magic of compounding as interest earned gets reinvested upon rollover.
Flexible tenured options allowing you to fix your money for 3 months, 6months, 9months or 12months.
Interest can be rolled over with the deposit upon maturity or, Credited to your account upon maturity.
Cash Back Borrow up to 50% of your fixed deposit amount at nominal rate
Minimum Effort
Start with a minimum fixing amount of N500,000 for a minimum period of 90 days, backed by a binding certification of deposit.
Get StartedOur Low Risk
Investment Portfolios
Commodity Export - Real Estate - Food
Reaprite focuses its investments in 3 key areas: Agricultural Commodity Export, Real Estate and Food. These sectors hold great potential for growth and offer exciting opportunities for our investors. Join us in shaping a prosperous future in these thriving industries!
Our Low Risk
Investment Portfolios
Commodity Export - Real Estate - Food
Reaprite focuses its investments in 3 key areas: Agricultural Commodity Export, Real Estate and Food. These sectors hold great potential for growth and offer exciting opportunities for our investors. Join us in shaping a prosperous future in these thriving industries!
Start Earning In
Four Steps
Request for account opening form
Fill out your details and our relationship manager will get in touch with you.
Provide all required KYC information
Provide your KYC information for a fixed deposit account to be open for you.
Make a deposit or Instant transfer
Make a deposit on your preferred amount and share receipt of deposit with your relationship manager for confirmation.
Seat back and enjoy your returns
Seat back and enjoy your returns after receiving certificate of deposit.
Pre-Liquidation?
Pre- liquidation required 14days written notice and a penalty charge.
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with a fixed deposit
account today!
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I’ve always struggled with saving money but with the app I’m forced to save money and it has really paid off for me. Chinyere
If not of Reaprite, I might not have gotten my rent on time this year. Everything accumulated without me doing anything after the first set up I did. Christy
If I just want to be happy, I go to my savings report and look at it. That’s how I know my hard work is not in vain lol Jullian
I successfully got focused and bought my first car with the help Reaprite. Those auto top ups saved me from plenty issues of over spending Emmanuel
After I was robbed last year, I started using reaprite to just lock bulk money. At least the money is safe there. Moji
I’m always broke but I’m happy the money is at least going to my savings, I’ll finally be able to buy my mum her first flight ticket for vacation. Janet
All my pocket money always go to my Reaprite App, it’s addictive but definitely rewarding . I’ve done alot with the money I’ve saved up. Marvellous
I’m always broke but I’m happy the money is at least going to my savings, I’ll finally be able to buy my mum her first flight ticket for vacation. Susan
Paying rent in lagos is not for the weak especially as a family man, I just dedicated a savings plan connected to my salary account to it. That one was a major burden lifted from me. Oluwatosin
I’m always broke but I’m happy the money is at least going to my savings, I’ll finally be able to buy my mum her first flight ticket for vacation. Janet
Truly, I can say the app has improved my savings habit; before now it’s a hustle saving money in my normal banks without spending the money. Now, I can’t event spend it even if I’m tempted. Lucia
I didn’t think it was possible for me to even save with my small Allowee. That’s how my small 10,000 saved me from lodge embarrassment and I paid rent in a nice apartment Philp
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