OPay Wins Fintech Company of the Year 2024 at Leadership Awards
OPay, Nigeria’s leading financial institution, has been awarded the prestigious Fintech Company of the Year 2024 by Leadership Newspaper.
The award ceremony took place on April 8th at the Aso Rock Villa in Abuja.
OPay stood out as the sole fintech company recognized at the Leadership Awards, a testament to its significant impact on Nigeria’s financial landscape through its commitment to innovation, security, and financial inclusion.
The company was selected for its dedication to expanding financial access to millions of Nigerians, particularly the unbanked and underbanked, ensuring secure and user-friendly transactions, and actively contributing to the advancement of a cashless economy in Nigeria.
Key to OPay’s recognition is its relentless focus on security and user confidence, demonstrated through features like the Large Transaction Shield for high-value transfers and NightGuard, which allows users to restrict account access during specific hours for enhanced security via facial verification.
Upon receiving the award, Dauda Gotring, MD/CEO of OPay, expressed his gratitude, stating, “We are deeply honored to be recognized as the Fintech Company of the Year. This award is a testament to our vision of creating a secure, inclusive, and innovative financial ecosystem for every Nigerian. We dedicate this achievement to our loyal customers who inspire us every day to do better.”
This milestone recognition from Leadership Newspapers further solidifies OPay’s position as a pioneering force in transforming Africa’s digital payment landscape and shaping the future of fintech innovation.
Established in 2018, OPay is a leading financial institution in Nigeria with the mission to make financial services more inclusive through technology. The company offers a wide array of payment services, including money transfer, bill payment, airtime & data purchase, card services, and merchant payments. Renowned for its fast and reliable network, OPay is licensed by the CBN and insured by the NDIC, providing the same level of insurance coverage as traditional commercial banks.
