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X-Inventory Trade Platform Set to Fix SME Supply Chain Gaps

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X-Inventory trade platform by Suitroh Nigeria partners with banks to solve SME supply chain and finance access issues through integrated digital solutions

The X-Inventory trade platform, developed by Suitroh Nigeria Limited, is poised to tackle long-standing supply chain and financial access issues for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) across Nigeria.

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Unveiled at a recent trade conference in Lagos, the digital platform connects banks, manufacturers, distributors, and retailers in one seamless ecosystem.

Speaking at the launch, Suitroh CEO Ridwan Oderinu emphasized the platform’s goal:

“X-Inventory is designed to tackle the root causes of supply chain issues… It streamlines product access and payments for all stakeholders.”

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Currently in its onboarding phase, the platform is already drawing interest from several Nigerian banks, which are helping manufacturers and distributors connect digitally.

A full-scale launch will depend on reaching critical mass with at least 10 banking partners and stronger government support.

X-Inventory offers SMEs access to finance, real-time inventory, and market visibility, all on one fintech-driven platform—marking a bold move toward financial inclusion and digital transformation.

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Oderinu highlighted supportive policies like Open Banking and Global Standing Instruction, saying:

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“These policies give us an advantage… helping businesses grow through access to finance and products.”

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