Interswitch Introduces New Digital Payment Platform

Interswitch Introduces New Digital Payment Platform

Nigerians can now shop directly from over 100 international stores, including Amazon, Zara, eBay and Macy’s, and pay in naira.

This became possible with the launch of Quickteller Global Mall, a service provided by Quickteller, a digital payment and commerce platform owned by Pan-African integrated digital payments and commerce company, Interswitch Group.

A statement explained that the new service was developed in furtherance of the company’s commitment toward solving existing challenges around digital payments and commerce in a sustainable manner.

The Quickteller Global Mall would afford customers easy access to shop from leading international sites across the United Kingdom and the United States.
The Group Head, Product & Marketing Management, Digital Payments at Interswitch, Adetayo Teluwo, explained that the platform would enable, “our customers shop directly from over 100 international merchants, make simple and convenient payments in naira and enjoy door step item delivery and clearing powered by DHL.”

“Listening to the pain points and expectations of our customers is of high priority to our business. We place a premium on extensive research, user interviews and testing and will continue to put our customers first with exciting propositions and use cases.

“Quickteller Global Mall allows access to a wide variety of household items, electronic devices, furniture, mobile devices, laptops, books and much more within a period of 10 to 15days and all this is incorporated in the new website.

“This new webiste continues to offer existing and new customers complete ease, a fresh contemporary look, the power of search, same UI/UX for mobile and web, improved transaction success, Quickteller Kenya and complete simplicity.

“Quickteller offers convenient access to payment needs across Toll(e-tag), flight tickets, Cable Tv, broadband Internet, electricity, fund transfers, airtime recharge and funding betting wallets,” he added.

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