Zenith Bank
Zenith Bank uses Visa Mobile Push Payments to power its scan to pay app, with the goal of providing a fast, simple and secure way of making payments by scanning QR codes with a smart phone.
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Fast deployment with support from Visa
“The support of the Visa Developer team during the mVisa API integration helped us deploy the solution for our customers in record time.”
– Chinedu Epuechi, Software Developer
“The adoption of the solution by our customers was impressive and the numbers keep growing.”
– Chinedu Epuechi, Software Developer
Offering alternate ways to pay in a challenging market
“Due to challenges inherent in our market most especially for POS (power and network availability), the mVisa solution provided a cost-effective way to drive adoption of alternative payment methods.”
– Francis Chukwunyem, CIO
See how easy payments can be with the Scan to Pay app for merchants and customers
Merchant logs in and clicks Request Payment
Merchant sets preferred options and clicks Generate Code
QR code ready to share to receive payments
Merchant reviews transaction history
Customer home screen
Customer scans QR code
Customer confirms merchant ID
Customer submits payment
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