Guaranty Trust Bank Plc (GTBank) said it
reaffirmed its position as Nigeria’s leading financial institution on
e-payments with its emergence as a multiple award winner during the 2017
Electronic Payment Incentive Scheme (EPIS) awards organised by the
Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and the Nigeria Inter-bank Settlement
System (NIBSS) recently.

With six awards, GTBank took home half of the dozen honours won by Banks
and had the highest number of the total awards presented to the
financial institutions, Fin-techs, merchants and other stakeholders in
the Electronic Payment Incentive Scheme.
The EPIS Efficiency awards was
established to reward and celebrate financial institutions, merchants
and other stakeholders at the forefront of driving electronic payment in
Nigeria. Among the awards won by GTBank are the Best Customer
Experience Award (Electronic Payment Platform Experience); for achieving
the highest level of overall customer satisfaction in the delivery of
electronic payment services to customers, the Cashless Driver: Instant
Payments; for the Bank’s outstanding performance in recording the
highest transaction count on the NIBSS Instant Payments (NIP) Platform
and the Cashless Driver: Point of Sale (POS) Issued Cards’ Transactions
for having the highest Point of Sale (PoS) transaction count on the
National Central Switch with Issued Payment.
GTBank also won the award for Instant
Payments Transaction Efficiency; for achieving the highest transaction
count in Point of Sale (PoS) terminals through the National Central
Switch (NCS) Platform, the Point of Sale Card Transaction Efficiency;
for the Bank’s outstanding performance in recording the highest level of
efficiency in card payments on POS terminals connected to the National
Central Switch and the award for the Electronic Data Rendition
Compliance and Integrity for the Bank’s outstanding performance in
ensuring customer data integrity and compliance to CBN mandated
submissions.
“We are delighted and proud to
recognise, encourage, appreciate and reward financial, non-bank and
other stakeholders in the EPIS that has been driving the electronic
banking channels in Nigeria,” said the Deputy Governor, Operations
Directorate, CBN, Mr. Adebayo Adelabu.
The Managing Director of NIBSS, Adebisi
Shonubi, added that the event was a reward for all the years of
commitments by stakeholders in the finance industry who have tried to
push forward Nigeria’s quest for electronic payment.
Commenting on the awards, Segun Agbaje, Managing Director/CEO of Guaranty Trust Bank plc, said: “We are incredibly excited to receive such outstanding honours from the apex regulators in the banking sector. Receiving these awards is indeed humbling and we are encouraged to continue to do more.
He further added that; “As a bank, we will continue to focus on digitising our services and creating a well segmented and integrated customer experience.”
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