OPAY BANK APP GOES LIVE ON INTERSWITCH

The incorporation of OPay into the suite of checkout payment options on the Interswitch Payment Gateway (IPG) adds a new layer of convenience for users, complementing the existing array of payment methods such as Card, Quick-teller, Transfer, QR, and USSD.

This strategic alliance aims to redefine the digital payment experience, providing users with a secure and frictionless payment solution.

Elizabeth, Vice-President of App and Cards at OPay, speaking on the partnership said, “OPay is fully committed to making financial services more inclusive and this partnership with Interswitch would consolidate this mission.

We are confident that Pay with Opay which is a 2-step payment solution will bring about faster and secure transactions for customers.

It is a closed-looped solution that ensures a higher success rate with good network uptime.

More exciting is the level of adoption this product has witnessed in the market; this will encourage us to continue to build better solutions for offline and online payments.

This partnership reflects Opay's dedication to introducing innovations that will enhance the digital payment experience of our customers, and we are eager to witness the positive impact it will have on the entire payment ecosystem.”

The latest collaboration with OPay, introduce a new dimension of payment convenience to users and merchants and worthy of note is the fact that OPay was recently recognized by Interswitch for its outstanding performance amongst FinTech’s in Nigeria at the TechConnect 3.0 event which took place in November.

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