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PalmPay Adds AfriGO Card Requests In-App to Boost Inclusion

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PalmPay AfriGO card requests now available in-app, expanding access to Nigeria’s national payment card and promoting digital financial inclusion

PalmPay has launched in-app requests for AfriGO cards, allowing users to apply for Nigeria’s national domestic payment card directly through its mobile platform.

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The integration, announced in a statement to The PUNCH on Sunday, expands access to card-based payment services by embedding the request process within PalmPay, a widely used digital wallet for transfers, bill payments, and other financial transactions.

AfriGO, launched by the Central Bank of Nigeria in collaboration with the Nigeria Inter-Bank Settlement System, aims to deepen financial inclusion, reduce transaction costs, and enhance payment efficiency as Nigeria transitions to a digital economy.

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The move combines digital convenience with physical support.

Customers can apply for AfriGO cards through the app, visit PalmPay customer experience centres, or engage any of the company’s 500,000 agents nationwide for guidance.

AfriGO Managing Director Ebehijie Momoh said the initiative aligns with the scheme’s goal of creating a payment ecosystem tailored to Nigeria’s domestic needs.

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“By making AfriGO cards available on the PalmPay app, we are removing barriers to access and ensuring that more Nigerians can participate fully in the digital economy,” Momoh said.

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PalmPay Managing Director Chika Nwosu added: “Many Nigerians still face challenges accessing reliable card services. By enabling AfriGO card requests directly on the PalmPay app, we are making banking smarter and more accessible while giving users the confidence to pay seamlessly across Nigeria’s payment ecosystem.”

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