IN supporting the federal government’s cashless policy, Globacom recently launched a robust mobile banking product - Verve M-PIN powered by Glo Txt Cash.
The Executive Director, Globacom, Mr Adewale Sangowawa at
the launch of the product in Lagos, disclosed that Globacom was partnering some
major financial institutions in the country in a bid to give more value to over
20 million subscribers who will now enjoy seamless financial transactions.
The banks include Fidelity Bank, First City Monument Bank,
Mainstreet Bank, Stanbic IBTC, Sterling Bank, Wema Bank and Interswitch.
He said Verve M-PIN would offer subscribers, especially
those who do not have bank accounts, a more convenient, secure and fast way of
settling bills and making payments for goods and services. He said that mobile
money service is a win-win proposition for customers, financial institutions
and mobile operators, and encouraged Nigerians to take advantage of the values
inherent in the Verve M-PIN product.
“With this product, customers will enjoy seamless financial
transactions provided by our partnering banks on the Globacom platform to pay
for bills like DSTV, LCC, PHCN, Startimes, Airline tickets, hotel bills, bank
transfers and Glo airtime top-up for pre-paid and post-paid services…,” Mr Sangowawa
noted.
He also revealed that the Verve M–PIN would enable customers
to use mobile channels to perform tasks on the web, Automated Teller Machines
or Point of Sale which would be powered by the super-fast submarine Glo 1 cable
that offers robust internet broadband services.
Remmy Nweke
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2 comments:
Wow looks like this Verve M-Pin will give IBM and other dell pos a run for their money with its state-of-the-art link with mobile technology. I wonder if this can be an app that can be possible embedded with some generic pos systems though? Can you concur? Cheers!
That remains to be seen Darby. Still, I am curious just how well Verve will stand up to already established epos software.
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