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    Six key things to note in Quickteller’s “Everything is Possible” Campaign

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    Emeka Awagu, Adedeji Layade, Olawande Oyewole, Afeye Momoh
    L-r: Emeka Awagu, Head, Digital Commerce, Quickteller; Adedeji Layade, Product Marketing Manager, Quickteller Services; Olawande Oyewole, Assistant Brand Director, DDB and Afeye Momoh, Digital Marketing Officer, Interswitch at the reveal of the new Quickteller TVC at the Interswitch Head Office in Lagos, on Wednesday, January 22, 2020.
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    Yesterday at its corporate head office in Lagos-Nigeria, Quickteller, a Pan-African integrated digital payment solution unveiled to the media a new Television commercial it tagged “Everything is Possible”.

    Unveiling the commercial, Olawale Akanbi, Group Head, Quickteller Marketing, noted that the new commercial demonstrates the importance of transacting on a platform that provides a vast number of services in the digital payment space.

    “It’s amazing to know that you can pay for almost anything on Quickteller. At Quickteller, we are committed to making all payments possible on our platform.  This is why we are continuously expanding the services available on Quickteller. From just a platform where you could transfer money, customers can now perform more transactions that speak to their lifestyle, businesses, passion and even their careers,” he said.

    Services available on the platform include: payment of toll fees, state government payments, purchase of airtime, flight tickets, funds transfer, payment of cable bills (TV), quick loans, event tickets, online shopping from over 100 global stores, JAMB ePins and every other thing you can think of.

    Meanwhile, after a closer look at the campaign, it is important note the following:

    1. The ubiquitous nature of the Quickteller platform.
    2. There is a Big Idea’ and ‘Possibility’ behind everything Quickteller
    3. There is ease and universality of the Quickteller platform
    4. Users can pay for almost anything they can imagine.
    5. Quickteller enables everyone to make transactions on the go, with a few clicks.
    6. Customers can now perform more transactions that speak to their lifestyle, businesses, passion and even their careers

    payment platforms in Nigeria Quickteller
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