Debit Alert, No Credit: Growing Frustration Of Failed Digital Transactions (Leadership)
by using digital banking but I was wrong. Its frustrating to lose your hard-earned money and not receive any assistance from the bank. Many Nigerians are facing similar issues and its time for the banks to step up and improve their security measures and customer support” Okpe said.Digital banking has become a prevalent practice in Nigeria with many citizens relying on mobile apps USSD codes and POS terminals for daily transactions. While this shift towards a cashless society is encouraged it has also brought about negative consequences for some individuals. Zack Okpe is one of the victims of fraud where he lost a large sum of money during a transaction at a POS agent. Despite reporting the incident to his bank he received no resolution or support highlighting the lack of security measures and empathy from banks. This issue is not unique to Okpe as many Nigerians face similar problems emphasizing the need for banks to improve their security and customer support.
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- 2) Online transfers are now the norm, But reversals still take ages. Is it tech failure, bad service, or plain negligence?
- 3) With these issues so common this days, Should banks face stricter refund deadlines or tougher penalties?
- 4) Digital banking promises ease and transparency, But with all the glitches, are we truly ready for it?
- 5) Faster reversals? Better customer support? Which improvement would make the biggest difference for you?
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