TeamApt, a leading financial technology firm, has announced its collaboration with Open Banking Nigeria, a non-profit founded by banking and financial technology industry veterans, to introduce open non-partisan Application Programming Interfaces (API) into its system, for enhanced service offerings, sustainable model for underserved markets, revenue growth, and customer satisfaction.
This announcement was made by TeamApt in a bid to consolidate its promise to deliver feature-rich Omni-channel digital banking experience with a smooth customer experience for its clients who serve retail, corporate, small business and youth customer segments of the market.
TeamApt CEO, Tosin Eniolorunda
“As we adopt the Open Banking Nigeria standards, we would be upgrading our Moneytor digital banking and payment infrastructure solutions for more secure, reliable and scalable payments that power digital banking and businesses with world-class support,” said Tosin Eniolorunda, CEO of TeamApt.
“At TeamApt, we are convinced that Open Banking will significantly turn around the rapidly growing digital payments system in Nigeria and accelerate the digital transformation of players in the banking and financial technology sectors.”
TeamApt offers digital banking and payment infrastructure services to banks such as Fidelity, Sterling, Providus, Alat, Access, FCMB, UBA, and Wema, and their key products include Moneytor digital banking, Profectus and APT Pay capable of revolutionising how banks, businesses, and people pay, collect, grow and manage money.
Speaking on the partnership, Adedeji Olowe, spokesperson of Open Banking Nigeria, said: “Through the adoption of Open Banking Nigeria API standards, TeamApt solutions will turbocharge banks with innovations and also provide customers with greater financial transparency options for account holders ranging from open data to private data.”
“As one of the greatest concerns of financial institutions, security has been comprehensively designed right into the API standards of Open Banking Nigeria. Its adoption by TeamApt will make them one of the few reference points in Nigeria’s banking and financial technology industries today.”
Open Banking Nigeria
As a financial services term, “Open Banking” is a financial technology that refers to the use of Open APIs that enable third-party developers to build applications and services around the financial institution.
Open Banking Nigeria, a not-for-profit non-partisan industry group, is committed to developing and advocating Open Banking API standards for the Nigerian financial industry. Visit http://3.15.182.68 to know more about Open Banking Nigeria, objectives, partners, and progress made.
