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GTCO Deploys Google Pay Across GTBank, Squad Platforms

Nume Ekeghe Guaranty Trust Holding Company Plc (GTCO) has integrated Google Pay across two of its subsidiaries, GTBank and HabariPay, positioning the financial services group to facilitate digital payments on

Guaranty Trust Holding Company Plc (GTCO) has expanded its digital payment capabilities by integrating Google Pay into two of its subsidiaries, GTBank and HabariPay. This move will enable digital payments for both the customer and the business in Nigeria. With this integration, GTBank customers can now use Google Pay for online transactions, both locally and internationally, by linking their debit cards to Google Wallet.

Similarly, businesses using Squad, the payment gateway operated by HabariPay, can now accept Google Pay from their customers during checkout. GTCO's CEO, Mr. Segun Agbaje, emphasized that failed online payments often result from customers abandoning the transaction, and his company aims to deliver simple and safe payment solutions.

HabariPay's Managing Director, Mrs. Eduofon Japhet, noted that the integration eliminates extra checkout fields, making the checkout process smoother for customers and merchants alike. Merchants using Squad can now accept Google Pay from customers anywhere in the world with just a few taps.

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