PalmPay, a leading Africa-focused fintech company, and Jumia, Africa’s largest e-commerce platform, have announced a groundbreaking partnership to revolutionise the digital payment ecosystem in Nigeria.
This collaboration marks the beginning of a long-term alliance between two industry giants, aimed at driving innovation, convenience, and adoption of digital payments across Africa.
As part of this partnership, PalmPay will be integrated as a payment method on Jumia’s platform, allowing shoppers to checkout seamlessly using their PalmPay wallet. This direct integration ensures a reliable and secure transaction process, providing users with a superior online shopping experience.
Both PalmPay and Jumia are committed to developing Nigeria’s digital payment ecosystem and promoting a cashless economy.
This partnership underscores their shared dedication to delivering exceptional value and user experience to customers.
Sofia Zab, Chief Marketing Officer at PalmPay, expressed her excitement about the partnership.
“We are proud to partner with Jumia as we bring together the best of fintech and e-commerce to redefine the online shopping experience.
“This strategic alliance aligns perfectly with our shared commitment to delivering a superior user experience and exceptional value to our customers,” she said.
Sunil Natraj, CEO of Jumia Nigeria, added: “At Jumia, we are dedicated to creating value for our customers by ensuring a convenient, reliable, and secure shopping experience.
“This partnership with PalmPay strengthens our commitment to enhancing the digital payments within our platform.
“By integrating PalmPay, we are providing more options for customers to access affordable and quality goods with the convenience of cashless transactions”.
To celebrate the launch, PalmPay and Jumia are launching a special Christmas campaign from December 11th to 30th. Customers who make purchases on Jumia using PalmPay will have a chance to win exciting prizes.
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