OPay has won ‘Mobile Payment Solutions Provider of the Year’ at the Banks and Other Financial Institutions Awards, highlighting its secure fintech services.
Leading Nigerian financial technology firm OPay has received the prestigious ‘Mobile Payment Solutions Provider of the Year’ award at the 12th Annual Banks and Other Financial Institutions Awards.
This recognition affirms OPay’s ongoing commitment to secure digital payments, customer satisfaction, and innovation in Nigeria’s fintech industry.
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In an official statement on Monday, OPay highlighted that this award underscores its dedication to enhancing user experience and security across its range of financial products.
The company has invested heavily in pioneering security measures designed to protect users in an increasingly digital world.
Among these innovations is the Large Transaction Shield, which introduces an additional verification step for high-value transactions, reducing the risk of errors and unauthorised transfers.
Another standout feature, NightGuard, enables users to limit account access during specific hours, providing additional protection against potential fraud during overnight hours.
OPay has also made strides in expanding financial accessibility with its USSD integration, allowing users to make transactions without needing internet connectivity.
This feature has been particularly beneficial for users in areas with limited internet access, promoting financial inclusion across Nigeria.
Dotun Adekunle, OPay’s Chief Operating Officer, expressed pride in the award, stating, “We are incredibly honoured to be recognised as the ‘Mobile Payment Solutions Provider of the Year’.
This recognition showcases our unwavering commitment to security, innovation, and providing our users with a seamless digital payment experience.
At OPay, secure and accessible financial solutions are essential to advancing financial inclusion and empowering individuals and businesses alike.”
OPay operates under the regulation of the Central Bank of Nigeria and is insured by the Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation, ensuring high standards of security and compliance.
With millions of users and merchants relying on its services, OPay’s contributions are vital in simplifying and safeguarding digital transactions for Nigeria’s financial community.
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