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Technology You Can’t See, Trust You Can Feel: How OPay powers millions of financial decisions every day

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L-R: Odiase Ikponmwosa Kolawole, Head of Partnerships, OPay; Elizabeth Wang, Chief Commercial Officer, OPay; Dotun Adekunle, Chief Operating Officer and Chief Technology Officer, OPay; and ChukwudinmaOkafor, Chief Compliance Officer, OPay, at the OPayMedia Parley held in Lagos.

Every successful transfer, every merchant payment, every withdrawal and every bill payment depends on a complex network of systems operating around the clock.

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