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    SeerBit and Kuda join forces to revolutionize payments

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    SeerBit, a leading Pan-African payment solutions provider, has announced a strategic partnership with Kuda, a digital bank committed to financial inclusion. This collaboration aims to enhance the reliability and convenience of online payments for businesses and consumers across Nigeria.

    Through this partnership, millions of Kuda customers can now effortlessly make payments on SeerBit’s checkout platform without the need to input their card details. This added layer of security ensures a safer online shopping experience. To make a payment, Kuda customers simply select the “Pay with SeerBit” option on participating websites and apps, choose Kuda as their bank, and complete the transaction using their Kuda Pay ID generated within the app.

    This integration empowers businesses of all sizes to offer a wider range of payment options, providing customers with greater flexibility and convenience.

    “We believe everyone deserves access to secure and convenient payment solutions,” said Omoniyi Kolade, CEO of SeerBit. “By partnering with Kuda, we’re expanding our bank network and offering a solution that caters to a broader customer base, driving financial inclusion and business growth.”

    Kolade further emphasized the benefits of the partnership, stating, “This collaboration provides customers with more payment options, increased convenience, and enhanced security. By combining the robust security features of both SeerBit and Kuda, we’re creating a safe and secure checkout experience.”

    Musty Mustapha, Managing Director of Kuda Microfinance Bank, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, saying, “Our collaboration with SeerBit reinforces our commitment to providing secure and user-friendly financial services. With Kuda Pay ID, our customers can enjoy peace of mind knowing their debit card details are protected during online transactions.”

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