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First Bank partners Visa to introduce new mobile payment solution

Tgmedia by Tgmedia
September 7, 2017
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The First Bank of Nigeria Limited in partnership with Visa has introduced the Mobile Payments Solution – mVisa.

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According to a statement by the bank, the mobile solution allows customers pay for goods and services by scanning a QR code using the FirstMobile App on their smartphones.

Payment goes straight from the consumer’s First Bank account into the merchant’s account and provides real-time notification to both parties.

The statement read in part, “The launch of mVisa adds to the seamless multiple payment channels First Bank customers enjoy and customers with the FirstMobile app can now make payments from their First Bank accounts at merchants’ locations where mVisa logo is displayed.

According to the Group Head, E-Business, First Bank, Chuma Ezirim, the bank will continue to put customers first by leading the industry in the use of technology to provide convenient and fast banking solutions.

“mVisa further promotes our digital approach by delivering omni-channel experience to all our customers, while enhancing our existing offerings”, he reiterated.

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