Oxygen X Finance Company has a campaign called "Right Where You Are" that involves meeting traders and small business owners where they work. The company's team goes directly to markets to have conversations about credit. This approach allows Oxygen X to take loans to traders and business owners in their own environment.
The campaign has been taken to certain markets, where the team engages with traders and everyday people. The goal is to meet people where they do business and discuss credit options.
Further details about the campaign and its activities are available from the source, Nairametrics.
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