OPay: Committed to Nigeria, advancing inclusive finance through technology

Author: dailypost.ngPublished on: September 3, 2026Country: Nigeria

Business & Economy

OPay: Committed to Nigeria, advancing inclusive finance through technology

OPay, a leading fintech company in Nigeria, has reaffirmed its commitment to remain fully operational and has no plans to suspend its activities. The company continues to promote financial inclusion through innovative technological solutions. OPay has also invested in initiatives aimed at improving access to financial services for all Nigerians.

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