CEO of SmartPay Digital Solution and Financial Services Limited, Odebode Samuel Aderogba (fourth left) and his team members during the launch of SmartPay payment solution in Ibadan, recently.
In a move to revolutionise making transactions, SmartPay has launched a new payment solution set to transform the financial landscape.
The founder/CEO of SmartPay Digital Solution and Financial Services Limited, Odebode Samuel Aderogba, said the innovative platform was borne out of a desire to address the frustrations and inefficiencies of traditional payment methods and to empower individuals and businesses with a faster, safer and more seamless way to manage their finances.
Speaking during the launch of SmartPay in Ibadan at the weekend, on what drove the creation of the technology, Samuel Aderogba said: “In an increasingly digital world, the need for secure, efficient and user-friendly payment solutions has never been more critical. SmartPay is not just another payment platform; it is a comprehensive solution designed to meet the evolving needs of consumers and businesses alike.”
He said SmartPay is “a revolutionary step forward in how we manage and experience transactions,” adding that “our journey has been one of relentless innovation, rigorous testing and unwavering commitment to excellence.”
Aderogba added that SmartPay aims to bring banking experiences to people both in urban and rural areas.
“The future of banking in Nigeria is now beyond the four walls of the banks. As innovative technology emerges every day, financial technology is out to take over financial services,” he noted.
SmartPay, a payment solution which includes a point-of-sale (PoS) terminal and mobile payment application, is said to offer enhanced security, user-friendly experience and broad accessibility.
Commenting on the launch, Mukhtar Aderogba, who witnessed a live demonstration of the payment solution, said: “Quality service delivery is the gap that SmartPay has come to bridge.”
SmartPay Digital Solution and Financial Services Limited is a subsidiary of Bictech Investments and Solutions Limited.
Stakeholders believe that the electronic payments system in Nigeria is amenable to electronic platforms such as automated teller machines (ATM), PoS terminals, internet payment, plastic money (e.g e-purse, debit and credit cards), mobile payment and wire transfers among others.
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