Galaxy Backbone is stepping up efforts to win banks and fintech firms as customers for its digital infrastructure services, following a directive from Nigeria’s central bank (CBN) on local data storage. According to reporting from The Punch, the company frames the push as a response to regulatory expectations that key financial-sector data be hosted within Nigeria. The initiative targets institutions that need compliant data-handling arrangements, including platforms that support digital banking, payments, and related services. Galaxy Backbone’s outreach is described as part of broader market engagement after the CBN’s move, with the company positioning its infrastructure as an option for organisations seeking to meet the data-localisation requirements. The reports do not describe specific customer signings or contract terms, but they indicate that the company’s sales and partnership activities are intensifying in anticipation of institutions adjusting their data architectures. Overall, the development links the CBN’s policy shift to increased demand for local infrastructure providers in the financial technology ecosystem.