Indigenous payment software, Remita bagged two awards at the Nigerian Fintech Awards. It won the ‘BestLending Support Service Provider‘ and ‘Best Corporate payments platform’.
This is coming shortly after the firm was declared ‘Payment Service Provider of the year’ by CBN. The Managing Director, of Remita Payment Service Limited (RPSL), a subsidiary of SystemSpecs Group, Deremi Atanda by name expressed his fulfillment during the event. Speaking on the award, he said,
”These awards are attestations to our mastery of payments and collections for individuals, businesses, and the government, as well as our innovative data referencing services”.
Pledging improved service to consumers, he added,
“For over 15 years, we have empowered individuals, enterprises, and even the government to transfer money conveniently and pay bills easily using multiple payment options on Remita”.
The firm recently introduced the e-Naira, a digital currency of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), as an additional payment option across all its touch points.
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REMITA AWARDS & RECOGNITIONS
Its excellent service delivery over the past years has brought numerous awards and recognitions within and outside the country.
In 2015, it was awarded the ”Software Company of the year” by the National Information Technology Merit Award (NITMA). In 2016, it was awarded the ”Most Efficient e-Revenue Service” by CBN Card Expo.
In 2017, it was awarded the ”e-Payment Platform of the Year” by the Beacon of Information & Communication Technology Awards. Also, in 2017, it was awarded the ”Most Innovative e-Payment Company of the year” by BusinessDay Top 25 Most Innovative Companies & Institutions.
What To Know:
Remita is a payment solution that helps individuals and businesses make and receive payments, and bills and manage their finance.
Remita was launched in 2005 and fully developed in Lagos, Nigeria by SystemSpecs
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