Nigeria’s leading fintech company, ITEX Integrated Services, has announced zero-rated transaction fees to appreciate its Point-of-Sales (PoS) agents nationwide for the next five days to appreciate them for the patience and trust they demonstrated during the period of the network downtime the organisation encountered earlier this week.
This is, therefore, in accordance with the core value proposition the organisation upholds which revolves around providing enabling opportunities for small business owners to thrive regardless of the stifling economic challenges business enterprises must contend with.
Speaking on the recent development, the Chief Executive Officer of Itex Integrated Services, Ernest Uduje, expressed his sincere apologies to the PoS operators while also noting that the fintech services of the organisation have been fully restored.
“We as an organisation tender our sincere apology to our critical stakeholders, particularly our PoS Agents, as we are fully aware of how the technical glitches, we encountered have impacted their business operations. On this premise, we have zero-rated the transaction fees for our agents to enable them to minimize the losses they encountered over the week. This is in line with our core principles which strive to support the growth and development of businesses across Nigeria,” he said.
Itex Integrated Services is an innovative fintech company that deploys both simplified and secured payment solutions tailored to cater to both businesses and individuals across the African continent.
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