The leading virtual bank; Opay has thanked Nigerians for their support and patronage as the it records thirty million customers on its platform.
The Central Bank’s cashless policy that let to the collapse of most money deposit banks mobile apps saw Opay rose to bridging the gap created.
The virtual bank with its innovation provided Nigerians with better services while the MDBs were struggling to cope with the demand for online transactions sequel to the cashless policy.
Its added advantage that includes free charges on transfers and deposit is obviously an attraction for both businesses and individuals. It also afford customers with lots of discounts in the form of Cash backs on transactions and on purchase of recharge cards.
Another advantage that its customers crave for is its realtime alerts on transactions (deposits and transfers). The seamlessness in creating an account with ones existing phone number devoid of any documentation is unprecedented.
With its growing network, the CBN had recently debunked the claims that it had withdrawn Opay licence following rumours that the virtual bank may be disappearing soon.
Opay is insured by NDIC, the insurer of all MDBs in Nigeria.
