Moniepoint POS is the leading payment terminal for agency banking in Nigeria. However, the device comes with a daily minimum target for its agent.
How to Meet Moniepoint POS Daily Target
If you don’t meet up with the daily transactions requirement (otherwise known as daily target), your Moniepoint POS terminal could get a “Post No Debit (PND” restriction. This policy was implemented by the company to encourage productivity and hardwork. It’s important to note that the Moniepoint POS machine is not for sales. The money you paid to acquired the device—broken down into a ₦10,000 caution fee, a ₦10,000 logistics fee, and a ₦1,500 insurance fee covering one year—are cautioned fees. The insurance fee is a per year recurring fee. Purchasing Moniepoint POS machine on cautionary sale makes it to implement daily target for agents. Every Moniepoint agent has a daily transaction target of N20,000 in 2025. This daily target is easy for agents in high traffic areas where cash transactions are demanded in large quantities. However, some agent may find it difficult to meet up with the target. If you’re one of the agent who is always finding it difficult to meet up with Moniepoint POS da…
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