eTranzact: Facilitating seamless, secure payments in Nigeria
Of the many issues that have affected the growth of digital payments adoption globally, security forms one of the primary reasons.
From data breaches to phishing scams to malware attacks, these pose a significant risk to individuals and businesses alike who would like to utilize digital payments.
As Nigerians continue to shift to digital payments following various policies put in place by the government, consumers wish to make use of a platform that has taken steps to ensure that their transactions are secure.
eTranzact International plc, a listed company o-n the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) has continued to reinstate its commitment to providing safe and secure payments to consumers.
Priding itself as Nigeria’s premier digital payments solution provider, eTranzact is an award winning multi-application and multi-channel electronic transaction switching and payment processing platform.
The bank has a variety of products from which consumers, government agencies and business entities can select from. The various products allows private organisations and government agencies to automatically handle third party and salary payments, also provide mCommerce mobile banking application and also eRemit for online international money transfer service.
BankIT on of eTranzact’s product is an alternative payment option that is accessible through multiple electronic channels. eTranzact PayOutlet allows merchants to collect payments from customers through eTranzact branches.
ATM CardlexCash is another product the company has that businesses can take advantage of to make global payment while eTranzact WebConnect accepts and processes merchant payments.
eTranzact provides ISO standard security alongside two factor authentication on all its payment gateways. It also has a 24hr fraud desk that detects security threats and receives consumer complaints.
With eTranzact, consumers can stay rest assured that their funds are secure and will be processed seamlessly without hitches.
