Topic: Opay-Fin Fech Companies Gaining Ground in Nig (Read 181 times)

I pray they don't change too, but I trust my Naija people once they notice a change in their services in the future everybody go japa leave them na. Opay has to understand that they have competitors out there who are working tirelessly to take them out of the market. I think with this in mind they will keep doing everything possible to keep delivering their best to their customers. I know that periodically they are always doing customer survey to know what their customers thinks about them and how to improve to keep delivering the best.

I wish them more success and pray they don't change when they get so big because most of us are increasingly dependent on their good services. Make them no break our heart ooo

Congratulations to them for achieving this milestone. They really helped a lot of Nigerians during the time of cashless policy when money was not available as a result of change of currency. That was the time I heard about the bank and have been using it since then. Many people keep complaining about their lack of physical office but they still stand out and beat a lot of commercial banks in Nigeria in terms of everything. I hope they expand their reach more and become better for everyone to use them.

Although opay have been around since 2017-208, at least that is how far back that I started using Opay while as an undergraduate,  the fintech seemed unpopular back then but was still available and gave their customers the best of service, I digital bank which offers some other investment and point of sales services (POS).

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Op I no agree with, it is true that Opay has not gotten lots of physical offices in Nigeria but they are changing the narratives gradually. Opay has an effective customer service in their platform and as an Opay user I know what am talking about. I have to bring it to your knowledge that you can't open an Opay account without your bank verification number (BVN). Just like every other Banks opay has what is called Tier 1, 2 and 3. And each of these tiers has their maximum amount they can carry and for you to upgrade to a higher tier you will have to provide your documents and do a video verification to really confirm if those documents are yours. So I think opay has a good customer validation and kyc process. I understand we are Nigerians and we are used to life in the hard ways, and this makes us not to appreciate technological advancement. Opay and others are making life easier for everyone to do things at their convenience and at the comfort of their homes.

This is not possible, if you lost your Sim and someone tries to do forgotten pin and tries to reset your pin the person will be asked to provide the BVN associated with the account for the pin to be successfully reset and only you know your bvn number. That's why it has been advised several times not to store your bvn or other sensitive information like your seed phrases on your phone.
Can you provide a reference to this your claims as I haven't read or hear anything like this from the newspapers or any radio or TV station. Let's be careful in sharing unverified news as they can be misleading. I will really appreciate if you provide a reference where others can check and see if what you are saying is legit.

Another lie here, the federal government can withdraw any cac issued to any business operating in the country once they noticed that the business is harmful to the citizens. I laughed when you said the federal government can't are you joking? Let's go for knowledge first before making some comments in public domain.