ZojaPay, a digital payment solution, has launched its app aimed to provide inclusive financial services to over 200 million Nigerians.
The digitalized financial app, unveiled in Lagos, enables both contactless and digital payments, providing customers and merchants with an easy way to make or receive payments without the need for a physical point-of-sale (PoS) machine.
CEO/Founder, ZojaPay, Mr. Olusegin Dada, emphasised that Zojapay goes beyond being a mere payment service as it represents a beacon of financial inclusion.
“The app offers seamless, secure, and convenient transactions, supporting various methods like QR codes, NFC, phone-to-phone, or Soft POS functionalities, ensuring payments are feasible—however, wherever,” he stated.
“Customers get to enjoy free transfers, giving Nigerians access to banking services at an affordable price. It doesn’t end there, they also get to enjoy N500 cash back on first transfers. Zojapay was designed to empower, simplify, and secure financial interactions. It signifies not only a leap in fintech but a stride towards a future where financial services are accessible to all,” Dada added.
Also, the Managing Director, AIICO Insurance and Chairman of the occasion, Mr. Babatunde Fajemirokun, said that the introduction of ZojaPay into Nigeria’s thriving fintech industry marks a significant milestone for the entire financial landscape of Nigeria.
“ZojaPay aims for enhanced accessibility, efficiency, and security for every user. This is the start of a future where financial technology empowers individuals and businesses alike, creating opportunities and enriching lives,” Fajemirokun remarked.
A thought leader in Business Strategy, Marketing, and Technology, Mr. Olu Akanmu, posited: “The launch signifies a stride towards an empowered future where financial technology enriches lives and fosters opportunities for individuals and businesses across Nigeria. Zojapay epitomizes the digitalization of payments, transcending boundaries to facilitate transactions seamlessly and securely, regardless of location.”
