Company Tech 17th in Nigeria Bank Fintech already. The Alexa ranking bounce rate is the usual low expected of bank-tech. Pages per visit are comparable to Bank-tech, and 8.5 minutes per visit average is comparable to Nigerian bank e-transactions. Emailmoni is not a bank. There are fewer than two dozen lawful banks in Nigeria. Nigerian people are largely unbanked, known and documented Worldwide. Nigeria UBA Bank has an option addressing that, shown way below. It offers MECINCORP Emailmoni.
In the 2016 UBA announcement, Company was then known as MyECheck. Company sued a major MyECheck detractor. The company changed its name, at any rate. (California courts are liberal about complaint amendments it is known, with a basis shown.) Company sued. No data-based analysis of zero progress in Africa is shown, especially in recent months, by maybe a dozen detractors. Nigeria alone is a population of 200 mil., Not detracting Emailmoni all-over, where the tech is in place.
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". . .UBA entered into agreement with MyECheck to provide a revolutionary new social commerce payment system called ‘EmailMoni’, which is the world’s newest game changing technology and will dramatically advance the payments landscape in Nigeria and across Africa.
EmailMoni is a next generation payments technology that enables people and businesses to securely send and receive money electronically in real-time and at low cost using a downloadable mobile smartphone app or from a web app. The EmailMoni web app can be accessed from any mobile device, any browser or any type of internet connected computer.
According to him, “EmailMoni allows people and businesses to pay and receive electronic payments securely in a number of easily accessible and convenient ways. Users can send and request money instantly using Microsoft Outlook email, or any web mail. Money can also be securely requested and sent using Facebook, SMS text and other methods.”
Available on iOS on the Apple App Store and for Android on Google Play, the EmailMoni mobile app for smartphones will over time, interact with a card-less ATM network using Quick Response (“QR”) Code enabling cash to be deposited and withdrawn from the system at thousands of ATM locations in Nigeria and across Africa.
“EmailMoni will enable faster more efficient payments for UBA customers who are billers, such as cable and utility companies. Customers can also send and receive secure payments instantly and conveniently, while non-bank customers will be able easily access UBA banking and payment services,” Adedeji said.
“We are proud to open a new frontier for e-payments in Africa with EmailMoni. This conforms with our desire to continuously deliver innovative and convenient payment options to our customers. Our innovations in the digital banking space have been possible because of our huge investments in building efficient, trustworthy platforms. We assure our customers that we are committed to continually bring the best in the financial technology space to ensure they always have the best and most convenient banking experience with all our service channels,” Adedeji stressed."
