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OPay Wins Award for Digital Financial Services in Nigeria


In a definitive nod to the deepening influence of fintech in West Africa, OPay has been crowned the Most Trusted Quality Mobile Money and Digital Financial Services Company of the Year at the prestigious 2026 ISO World Corporate Brand of the Year Awards.

The ceremony, which took place on Thursday, 9 April 2026, at the Providence Hotel in Ikeja, Lagos, served as a gathering point for industry titans and innovators making a positive impact across the continent. This recognition underscores OPay’s strategic position and the solidified reputation it has built among tens of millions of Nigerian consumers.

The selection process for the award was particularly rigorous, moving beyond brand sentiment to focus on tangible performance metrics. The organisers, ISO World Consult, revealed that OPay’s victory was anchored by an impressive 4.6 online referrer rating.

This high score reflects a strong track record in operational efficiency and a pivotal role in improving financial services across the federation. By streamlining services such as instant money transfers, bill payments, and merchant support, the platform has successfully bridged the gap for both the banked and underbanked populations, making OPay a trusted, everyday staple of the digital economy.

“This recognition is not just about brand presence but about the measurable impact a company has on its ecosystem.

OPay has demonstrated a consistent track record of improving financial accessibility while maintaining a robust infrastructure that Nigerians can rely on,” a representative from ISO World Consult noted during the presentation.

Accepting the award on behalf of the company, the Chief Compliance Officer at OPay, Chukwudinma Okafor, emphasised that trust is the primary currency of the digital age, noting that the company remains focused on expanding access to financial services and helping more Nigerians participate in the formal economy.

“This award is a strong validation of the trust our customers and partners place in us,” Okafor stated. “We are committed to maintaining high standards in compliance, risk management, and service delivery. Our goal is to keep building a platform that supports growth, protects users, and contributes positively to the financial system.”

Since its establishment in 2018, OPay has operated with a mission to make financial services more inclusive through cutting-edge technology. The company offers a wide range of payment services, including money transfers, bill payments, card services, airtime and data purchases, and merchant payments.

Renowned for its fast and reliable network and strong security features, OPay is licensed by CBN and insured by the NDIC. This ensures that users enjoy the same insurance coverage as traditional commercial banks, providing a secure environment for the digital management of funds.

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