“Why EFCC Just Invited OPay CEO to Abuja – Nigerians Are Talking!”

By Paul Ebi

Abuja – OPay, one of Nigeria’s leading fintech companies, is doubling down on its commitment to transparency, security, and regulatory compliance. Steven Wen, OPay’s Global CEO, led the company’s leadership team on a courtesy visit to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) headquarters in Abuja.

During the visit, Wen emphasized OPay’s top priorities: full compliance with Nigerian laws, rigorous Know Your Customer (KYC) protocols, system integrity, and zero tolerance for fraud. EFCC officials praised OPay’s largely Nigerian workforce, which comprises 99% local staff, and encouraged continued vigilance in protecting consumers.

“We’ll continue working closely with regulators to keep building a trusted, transparent, and secure financial ecosystem,” Wen said after the meeting.

OPay has earned a loyal following in Nigeria for its reliable networks and innovative financial solutions. Users on social media expressed strong support for the platform, highlighting its secure and seamless transactions:

“Opay is here to stay, a lifesaver for people after God. May God bless OPay for the good service you are rendering.”@“OPay on top with secure and fast transactions. Others commercial banks should emulate this gesture.

“The only trusted bank remaining in Nigeria is OPay.”

While most customers praised the platform, some reported issues with delayed transaction reversals, a challenge OPay has addressed by directing affected users to its dedicated support channels.

With growing adoption and a firm commitment to compliance and consumer trust, OPay continues to position itself as a leading fintech solution in Nigeria, offering reliability, security, and innovative banking services to millions of Nigerians.@#OPay #EFCCNigeria #Compliance #Fintech #OPayBeyondBanking