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Opay is trending because PayStack has literally created their own Opay but for people who think Opay normally, is Razz. They called it ZAP. But there are a few problems.. It does the same things Opay does, but slower. Connects multiple accounts to one, fast transfers in 30 seconds....

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OLADUGBA JOSEPH KING©®vor 1 Jahr

@OPay_NG is the best fintech for now. Follow by @moniepointng I am not leaving it.

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Dan Ryder - primedefi.comvor 1 Jahr

DeFi is quietly stealing the spotlight from CeFi. BTC staking is creating a buzz. AI agents are working around the clock to maximize returns. Cross-chain advancements are opening doors to untapped liquidity. In other words...The financial landscape is transforming faster than ever. How are you positioning yourself for this shift?

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0xᗡΞ.fi vor 1 Jahr

Opay = fast local transactions and some nice financial features. Also can be opened from the comfort of your home. Order your card online. Grey & Cleva = foreign bank accounts and US Mastercard. Save in dollars. Receive and send. Lemfi, Afriex & Pesa = receive $$$ from abroad

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CT (HNIC)vor 1 Jahr

I'm not leaving Opay. They are the best in this country where nothing works

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toju ironevor 1 Jahr

@OPay_NG has stood strong for us and I love them regardless

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Dr_Inyang.vor 1 Jahr

So Paystack looked at Opay, Moniepoint, Kuda & Palmpay and said, ‘Let’s do the exact same thing… but with a new name?’ 😂💀 At this point, is it fintech or photocopying? Why do we fear creating something NEW? The world rewards innovators, not imitators.

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Roseline Hosuvor 1 Jahr

Regardless I'm not leaving @OPay_NG anytime soon

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Ajayi Anthony Dotunvor 1 Jahr

Why do I need to link all my accounts in one app, what about security risk? @OPay_NG is the deal 🤝

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Omeruta Jrvor 1 Jahr

Let's just commend them for the effort Building such a product is not easy but they really can't compete with Opay and Kuda with monipoint in the picture too Africa's finance industry is just not it yet

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Nullvor 1 Jahr

It works different, It links all my accounts together so I never have to open any of their apps or transfer money from one of them to opay just to use opay to pay

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Ademola L. Salamivor 1 Jahr

Please watch out for pocketmonie by etranzact.. It's going to be a bang and give the like of opay, moniepoint, palm pay and kuda a ride for their money... Pls watch out... Coming soon

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