New mobile money service for Nigeria
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By BiztechAfrica - Sept. 13, 2012, 3:02 p.m.
Nigeria’s Zenith Bank, in partnership with Visafone, has launched a new mobile money solution – EaZymoney.
Zenith Bank describes the move as a significant step in the drive toward a cashless Nigeria.
Zenith Bank Executive Director Peter Amangbo says the new service is in line with the bank’s aim to provide innovative services that offer convenience, security and accessibility for financial transactions.
EaZymoney is described as a secure, fast and flexible mobile payment solution that allows customers to send and receive payments and carry out basic transactions with their mobile phones. These include salary payments, bill payments and airtime top-ups.
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