New Fintech Company Launches in Nigeria to Rival Opay, PalmPay, Others
- Another fintech company has launched in Nigeria to deepen financial inclusion
- QorePay says it targets Small and Medium Enterprises in Nigeria in its quest to provide a seamless payment solution
- The company stated that improved internet access in Nigeria allows for further access to the payment ecosystem
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QorePay, a new financial technology company, has launched in Nigeria, targeting small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and deepening financial inclusion.
Apart from its payment solutions addressing the challenges of small businesses, QorePay wants to ensure that every SME in Nigeria transitions from the traditional payment system to digital payment.
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The company says it wants to solve the payment challenges in Nigeria
At the launch of the company in Lagos, the co-founder/CEO of QorePay, Joshua Owoseni, said the company would achieve the plan by providing an easy-to-use solution for all business segments in Nigeria.
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The Guardian reports that Owoseni said the improved internet access in Nigeria has provided virile grounds for financial technology companies to grow and for Nigerians to be financially included.
He said the company has witnessed many challenges in Nigeria's payment ecosystem, which it wants to solve.
According to him, payment processing in the country could be arduous, time-consuming, and not affordable in most cases.
He said the firm is launching to address the issues seen in the payment ecosystem by providing hassle-free, secure, and simple payment solutions for everyone.
He said:
"We also want to unlock the potential of the Nigerian markets. We see the growth of mobile phones and internet access; these provide a field for fintech to explore the market and create solutions for all Nigerians to be financially included."
FG plans new regulation for Opay, Palmpay, Moniepoint, and others
Legit.ng reported that The Nigerian government, via the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC), is set to issue more regulations for digital lending in 2024.
The regulations will improve loan recovery methods in Nigeria amid rising debtor defaults.
Babatunde Irukera, the Chief Executive Officer of FCCPC, disclosed this on a TV programme.
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