PalmPay and CashAfrica are taking off contactless payments in Nigeria

PalmPay and CashAfrica are pushing Nigeria to become an adapter of contactless payments in Africa. Here’s how it’ll works.
PalmPay and CashAfrica are taking off contactless payments in Nigeria
PalmPay and CashAfrica are taking off contactless payments in Nigeria
CashAfrica and PalmPay are igniting contactless payments in Nigeria. Payments like cash transactions, debit card transactions, USSD and bank transfers are the dominance in Nigeria financial landscape. But as PalmPay and CashAfrica are joining force in rolling out tap-to-pay functionality on PalmPay's POS terminals, contactless payment could be a turning point for digital payments in Nigeria. Contactless payment is a quick way to pay for things without swiping a card, typing a PIN, or using cash. You just hold your debit/credit card, smartphone, or smartwatch near a card machine (usually for a second or two) until it beeps or flashes. This payment system works by using cards or devices (like phones) that have a tiny chip that sends payment details wirelessly to the machine. CashAfrica is a Nigerian fintech startup established in 2023, specializing in contactless payment solutions. They provide an API, known as CashTap, which enables banks and fintech companies to integrate tap-to-pay…

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