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WayvePay hits 100,000 customers, expands digital banking

WayvePay, the digital banking platform of Wayve Microfinance Bank, has surpassed 100,000 customers, marking a major milestone in its drive to make banking, payments and financial services more accessible to Nigerians. The milestone comes shortly after the platform transitioned from Bankit to WayvePay on September 18, 2026, under the new positioning, “WayvePay — Banking & […]

WayvePay, the digital banking platform of Wayve Microfinance Bank, has reached a significant milestone by surpassing 100,000 customers. The transition to WayvePay — Banking & Beyond, which took place on September 18, 2026, marks a major advancement in making banking, payments, and financial services more accessible to Nigerians.

WayvePay offers a wide range of financial services, including account opening, fund transfers, bill payments, debit card usage, and business banking services. The platform also provides biometric authentication, real-time notifications, QR payments, and digital transfers for enhanced convenience. With the introduction of new features like multiple app themes, AI-powered customer support, and AI-enhanced security, WayvePay aims to create a personalised user experience and strengthen its security measures.

The platform’s expansion into investment opportunities, such as access to the Dangote Refinery share offer, demonstrates its commitment to offering diverse financial solutions to its users.

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