Perspectives

As Nigeria’s First successful domestic payment card, Verve Card has proven to be more than just a payment option, it has become a staple in every Nigerian household and is being infused into their daily transactional lifestyle.

Banking and financial services in general have evolved significantly over the past three decades. We have progressed beyond analogue banking; the days of tally numbers, when the most basic banking transactions had to be carried out in person and could take the customer anything from three to seven hours to complete.

To accelerate growth and deepen financial inclusion in Nigeria, it is imperative for players in the financial service industry including banks, telcos and fintechs to collaborate to provide innovative solutions and unique offerings to customers.

Interventions like this do more than create a sensation or news about the organisation, they directly impact the people who will drive the future. By ensuring people like Abdul and Amina can access the tools that fuel their dream, we empower them to pursue a successful future and create wealth for themselves and their families. It’s more than hardware or software, it’s dreams, goals, aspirations, and hope. It’s inspiring African youths to activate the greatness within them.

The multifaceted nature of the Quickteller Paypoint platform activates a multiplier effect as it distributes essential payment services through an agent network to the end user while positioning the biller for increased and consistent revenue.

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Financial Inclusion is essential to the progress of the community; access to financial touchpoints facilitate day-to-day living and helps families and businesses plan for everything.