OPay Assures Customers Amid Viral Shutdown Claims
OPay has officially refuted circulating rumors regarding a potential shutdown in September, reinforcing its commitment to customers and clarifying communication channels.
The Abuja Times

In a recent statement, OPay, a leading financial technology platform, has categorically denied rumors suggesting that the company would cease operations in September. This announcement comes in response to a viral post that has raised concerns among users regarding the continuity of OPay's services.
"OPay is not going on break in September. We’re here, and we’re going nowhere! True OPay users know how to identify our official communications," the company emphasized. This assertion aims to reassure customers and stakeholders that the platform remains fully operational and committed to providing uninterrupted services.
The financial institution highlighted the importance of relying on verified sources for information, urging customers to disregard any misleading posts circulating on social media. OPay's proactive communication strategy underscores its dedication to transparency and customer trust in an increasingly digital financial landscape.
As OPay continues to expand its offerings and user base, maintaining open lines of communication is crucial. The company’s response not only addresses immediate concerns but also reinforces its position as a reliable player in the fintech sector. OPay's commitment to customer service and operational integrity remains a priority as it navigates the evolving market.
In conclusion, OPay's clarification serves as a reminder of the importance of accurate information dissemination in the financial technology industry. Customers are encouraged to remain vigilant and informed, ensuring that they are accessing information from official OPay channels.
Share this article with your network
Broadcast directly to WhatsApp communities and news circles.
The Abuja Morning Dispatch
Get the capital's most important political investigations, cabinet decisions, and economic intelligence delivered to your inbox every morning.
About The Abuja Times
Super Admin & Lead Director
Related Dispatches in Business
NCGC Secures N64.13 Billion in Loan Guarantees for Businesses and Individuals
The Nigerian Commodity Exchange (NCGC) has announced a remarkable N64.13 billion in loan guarantees aimed at supporting both businesses and individuals across the country. This initiative has successfully reached 174,495 borrowers spanning all 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory.
GTCO Reports 12% Decline in Nine-Month Profit Amid Rising Costs
Guaranty Trust Holding Company (GTCO) has announced a 12% drop in profit for the first nine months of the year, attributing the decline to soaring interest expenses that surged by nearly 28%. Despite an increase in interest income, the financial services group is grappling with the pressures of rising operational costs.
UBA Pursues Legal Action Against WEMPCO Directors in N61bn Loan Recovery Effort
United Bank for Africa (UBA) has intensified its efforts to recover a N61 billion loan from WEMPCO, seeking prison terms for the company's directors over alleged court order violations. The bank accuses WEMPCO of utilizing intimidation tactics to obstruct the recovery process, demanding compliance with court directives.




