Netapps Technologies Limited, a fintech company specializing in providing financial solutions to individuals, businesses, institutions, and government organizations, has launched a suite of new financial service products.
The launch event, held last week Wednesday in Abuja, was attended by prominent political figures, including Senator Anyim Pius Anyim, Godknows Igali, the Permanent Secretary of the Federal Ministry of Power, and Livinus Makwe, a member of the Federal House of Representatives, alongside industry players and tech enthusiasts.
In his opening remarks, Richard Omoniyi, the Director at Netapps, represented by James Ojodale, expressed gratitude to the attendees for their support. He highlighted Netapps’ commitment to enhancing the financial services landscape in Nigeria, emphasizing the company’s vision of creating an inclusive, accessible, and reliable payment ecosystem. “With Netapps, you are not just adopting a payment solution but also partnering with a team committed to your success, growth, and security,” he said.
Founded in 2015 by Edwin Okoro, Netapps began as a software development company, focusing on IT services such as software development, website creation, mobile applications, and digital marketing. Over the years, the company transitioned into the financial sector, driven by the need to address financial inclusion challenges in Nigeria, eventually securing a Payment Service Solution Provider (PSSP) license from the Central Bank of Nigeria in 2022.
Netapps’ newly launched products include a marketplace for bill payments, a payment gateway known as NetappsPay, SwiftPay for enterprise resource planning, KYCInsights for ID verification, and a debt recovery service. These products aim to offer comprehensive and efficient solutions to both businesses and consumers, further solidifying Netapps’ position in the fintech industry.
At the event, CEO Edwin Okoro highlighted the company’s dedication to innovation, ensuring that customer needs remain at the forefront of their product development. He stressed the importance of making financial services accessible, convenient, and affordable, positioning Netapps as a leader in the rapidly evolving fintech landscape.
Netapps has also formed strategic partnerships with local and international financial service providers, including Mastercard, Visa, UnionPay, and American Express, to enhance its service offerings. These collaborations are part of Netapps’ strategy to provide a reliable and secure payment infrastructure, catering to a broad spectrum of financial needs.
Looking ahead, Netapps plans to expand its product offerings by introducing virtual and physical debit cards, incorporating artificial intelligence and machine learning into its marketplace, and extending its reach to other African countries. The company aims to become the go-to financial solutions provider for individuals and businesses across the continent.