Is Saha legit?

Saha is run by a CBN-licensed company, exempt from FCCPC digital-lender registration. See who runs it, its other apps and how it compares with other registered lenders.

Licensed by the CBN

Saha

This company is licensed by the Central Bank of Nigeria, so the FCCPC has waived separate digital-lender registration.

Company
Gti Microfinance Bank Ltd
Listed by FCCPC as
SAHA APP
FCCPC remark
THE COMPANY IS LICENSED BY THE CBN

Before you borrow: registration does not make a loan cheap. Check the total amount you will repay, never give an app access to your contacts or gallery, and report any harassment to the FCCPC.

FCCPC register last checked 24 October 2026. Names can differ slightly between the app store and the register; if in doubt, search the company name.

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Questions borrowers ask

Is Saha approved by the FCCPC?

As of the FCCPC register checked on 24 October 2026, Saha is listed as: Licensed by the CBN. This company is licensed by the Central Bank of Nigeria, so the FCCPC has waived separate digital-lender registration.

Who owns Saha?

The FCCPC register lists Saha under Gti Microfinance Bank Ltd.

Is it safe to borrow from Saha?

It is allowed to lend, which is the first test. Before you borrow, check the total amount you will repay, read the fees, and never give a loan app access to your contacts or gallery.

What can I do if Saha harasses me or messages my contacts?

Keep screenshots of every message and call, do not pay anything you do not owe, and report it to the FCCPC. Shaming borrowers or contacting their friends and family breaks the FCCPC digital lending rules. You can also report it to KudiCompass so we can warn other borrowers.