For millions of Nigerians, digital finance is no longer new. It is how salaries are received, bills are paid, businesses collect money, and families send funds across cities. But as more of everyday money moves online, one question continues to shape how people choose financial platforms: Can I trust it with my money? That question
As digital fraud continues to evolve across Nigeria, prevention is becoming just as important as recovery. OPay is shifting its security strategy in that direction with the introduction of two new in-app features, Emergency Lock and Safety PIN, designed to help customers stop fraudulent transactions before money leaves their accounts. Rather than focusing solely on
As competition for Nigeria’s next wave of financial inclusion intensifies, OPay is making a strategic push beyond major commercial hubs. The fintech giant has officially launched a new office in Jos, signalling a deliberate move to deepen its footprint in underserved regions and strengthen its nationwide agent and merchant network. Why Jos and Why Now
Leading Nigerian fintech company OPay has extended its ₦1.2 billion 10-year scholarship initiative to the University of Calabar (UNICAL), awarding ₦6 million in funding to 20 exceptional students. The development cements OPay’s growing influence in educational empowerment and its long-term strategy to support Nigeria’s youth. The scholarship presentation, which took place at UNICAL’s campus in