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The financial inclusion rate in Nigeria has improved. Since the country adopted an inclusion strategy in 2012, adult Nigerians with a bank account have increased, and now account for more than two-thirds of the financially included.
NIBSS has revealed that licensed mobile money operators including Opay, Palmpay, and 15 others processed transactions valued at N46.6 trillion in 2023.
In today’s world of e-commerce, the right financial tool can gravitate from the more technical accounting software and payroll management tool to the less complicated but secure digital payment platform and Point of Sales (POS) machine.
TECNO has partnered with PalmPay to reward customers on one of the most reliable mobile payment platforms in the ongoing TECNO SPARK 20 N108 Million Promo.
Leading fintech platform PalmPay has rewarded 10 users with iPhone 15 and TECNO smartphones in a savings campaign to drive financial literacy.
Fintech companies are licensed to receive deposits and, as such, are not impacted by the NIBSS circular issued on December 5, 2023.
PalmPay, a leading fintech company driving financial inclusion and economic empowerment, says it is positioned to lead Nigeria’s adoption of a contactless payment system.
Leading Nigerian fintech, PalmPay has won the awards for Financial Institution of the Year, Best Use of Social Media and Brand Manager of the Year in person of Kevin Olumese.
PalmPay, a leading fintech company fostering financial inclusion in Nigeria through technology, has called for improvement in the security and safety of fintech apps to address the upsurge in fraud cases in Nigeria’s financial services sector.
Leading fintech company PalmPay has copped the award of Excellence in the Fintech Category at the recently concluded 2023 Digital Nigeria Conference organized by the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA).
PalmPay, a leading African-focused fintech company has urged players in the financial services sector to put customers' safety first.
The Chief Executive Officer of PalmPay, one of the leading fintech companies in Nigeria, Chika Nwosu, has said that Nigeria will have to focus more on making the consumers digitally literate to stem the tide of online frauds in the country.