Comviva, a company in customer experience and data monetisation solutions has announced its partnership with Oman Investments, a technology advisory firm in Ghana.
This collaboration builds upon an established foundation of collaborative success in the digital banking space.
The partnership will foster the development and implementation of innovative digital banking, wallet and payments solutions across Sub-Saharan Africa.
With this partnership, Oman Investments will utilise Comviva’s innovative digital banking technology to bridge the gap between individuals and the digital world.
Similarly, Comviva will utilise the comprehensive consulting and operational infrastructure of Oman Investments, beginning its operations in Accra, Ghana.
The partnership aims to empower banks, digital wallets, and payment service providers to offer an integrated digital banking solution, powered by mobiquity® Banking suite.
The offering will not only enhance consumer engagement but also generate cross-sell and up-sell opportunities for financial institutions operating in the dynamic Sub-Saharan Africa market.
Speaking on the partnership, Srinivas Nidugondi, EVP & COO, FinTech Solutions at Comviva said, "We are honored to partner with Oman Investments, and eager to deepen this collaboration, as we work together to deliver unparalleled consumer experiences through our digital banking solutions. Our ongoing efforts to expand product offerings and improve commercial accessibility underscore our mission. We firmly believe that our digital banking platform stands as one of the most modern, secure, and user-friendly solutions worldwide."
Kwabena Boamah, Oman Investments, said “Oman Investments is thrilled to partner with Comviva, a global leader in digital financial solutions, as we strive to address the unique challenges faced by financial institutions in Ghana. Our partnership signifies a commitment to revolutionize the digital banking landscape in Sub-Saharan Africa. By combining Comviva's innovative digital banking technology with our client reach and accessibility in the market, we aim to empower financial institutions to provide personalized, secure, and culturally resonant digital offerings."
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