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The company insisted that an OPay wallet can only be created through the CBN-established registration process which requires the input of an OTP authentication (one-time password) from the user’s phone to proceed.
Fintech company, OPay, may have some explanations to do to Nigerians and the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) as many people are now discovering they have an account in their name with the company even without opening one.
Some customers of fintech company, OPay were on Sunday thrown into panicky mode as a video of some people complaining about fraudulent withdrawals surfaced online.
Nigeria's OPay takes the lead in the Fintech landscape, earning CNBC and Statista global ranking as the only Nigeria digital platform in the Digital Payment Category.
A new report by policy and advisory research firm Startup Genome has placed Lagos as the regional leader in the Sub-Saharan startup ecosystem in terms of the value of the ecosystem and the amount raised in funding.
OPay is a leading fintech in Nigeria licensed by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to provide mobile money services.
Nigerian payment and financial service company OPay has appreciated its customers, merchants, and partners for their strong patronage, especially over the last 3 months.
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has denied reports making rounds that it has suspended accounts of some Fintech companies like OPAY and PALMPAY describing it as fake news.
Although the Nigerian fintech sector grew in 2022, there is more to be done as there are still gaps to fill
While the Opay app is doing well with its services, there is definitely room for improvement on the app
Nairametrics took a look at the ratings of these apps on the Google Play Store by users who have been using them.
Nairametrics spotlights unicorn status startups operating in Africa or owned by Africans in diaspora.