Ecobank launches a Mobile App that allows for a convenient way of Banking

Ecobank have recently unveiled a Mobile App that allow for a convenient way of banking through the phone, which has also been described as the first unified App by any institution for use in 33 countries.

It would also utilize the power of digital connections to deliver real convenience to customers, giving the bank scale and capacity to achieve its 100 million customer target profitably and sustainably.

Riding on the capacity of the platform, with a mere click or two, customers can open a new digital account with no paper references.Ecobank’s Group Chief Executive Officer, Ade Ayeyemi, stated that: “The Ecobank Mobile App opens up opportunities for customers by allowing them to shop, transact and do business without cash. At scale, this will be transformational for Africa.

“Through its purchasing power and Ecobank’s partnerships with Visa and MasterCard, the Ecobank Mobile App will be an accepted means of payment. With its removal of barriers to entry and affordable price points, the Ecobank Mobile App will empower the consumer to be on the move.”

Also, the Group Executive, Consumer Banking, Patrick Akinwuntan, said:
“This launch fulfils our promise of creating relevant solutions for consumers. With the Ecobank Mobile App, Ecobank customers can make and receive instant payments across 33 African countries.

“They can also pay in store with their mobile phones. This is genuine convenience delivered to our consumers.”

Ecobank Nigeria’s Managing Director, Charles Kie, said:
“Nigeria is a leading hub for entrepreneurship and technology for Ecobank, so this is why we chose Lagos to launch the Ecobank Mobile App. “This new product will allow customers in Nigeria to grow their businesses by giving them a convenient and secure way of banking.”

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