Smartcash Redefines Digital Banking In Nigeria With Zero-Charges, Bills, SMS Alerts

Smartcash Redefines Digital Banking In Nigeria With Zero-Charges, Bills, SMS Alerts


LAGOS – In a bold and unprecedented move, Smartcash Payment Ser­vice Bank (Smartcash PSB), a subsidiary of Airtel Nigeria, has announced Zero-Charges, a total removal of transaction fees across all interbank trans­fers, bill payments, and SMS notifications.

The Zer0-Charges innova­tion from Smartcash is designed to break down financial barriers and reduce costs for millions of Nigerians. It aims to drive the adoption of digital banking ser­vices, creating a more inclusive and affordable financial ecosys­tem that benefits both existing customers and new users, in­cluding those without a bank account.

At the unveiling of the ser­vice, Tunde Kuponiyi, CEO of Smartcash PSB, emphasized that the innovation will ease fi­nancial pressure on households and small businesses while ac­celerating broader financial inclusion across Nigeria.

He said: “This is more than just a pricing adjustment; it is a revolution in how Nigerians experience digital banking. By removing fees across transfers, bill payments, and even SMS alerts, we are putting the cus­tomers at the center of financial innovation and inclusiveness. This initiative not only reduces costs for families and businesses but also opens the door for mil­lions of unbanked Nigerians to confidently embrace digital finance without the fear of hid­den charges.”

Kuponiyi further reiterat­ed how millions of Nigerians depend on mobile and digital platforms for their daily trans­actions, and with the removal of fees, Smartcash PSB is set to reinforce its position as a truly customer-first organization, one that prioritizes affordability and drives financial inclusion and accessibility, while aligning with Airtel’s broader commitment to transforming lives through in­novation and connectivity.

The Smartcash Ze­ro-Charges model is designed to foster a more inclusive finan­cial ecosystem. It is expected to set a benchmark in Nigeria’s fi­nancial services industry, with a potential to reshape customer expectations and industry stan­dards.

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Source: Independent

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