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    Monnify plugin for Zoho Books simplifies payment collection for businesses in Nigeria

    TeamApt Ltd leading payment gateway service, Monnify, is now available as a plugin for Zoho Books, a comprehensive cloud-based accounting platform. With this plugin, businesses in Nigeria can simplify how they invoice and collect payments while offering end-to-end financial management and improving operational efficiency.

    Monnify plugin for Zoho Books simplifies payment collection for businesses in Nigeria

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    With the Monnify plugin, available in Zoho Marketplace, businesses can generate invoices in Zoho Books and select Monnify as their preferred payment gateway. Customers are then directed to a secure Monnify checkout page where they can conveniently pay using Nigerian debit or credit cards, bank transfers, or other supported payment channels.

    This plugin allows real-time reconciliation of payments within Zoho Books, helping merchants reduce administrative overhead, manual effort involved in recording payments, and gain better visibility into their cash flow.

    “We believe that payments should be seamless, efficient, and reliable,” said Ifeanyi Duru, Senior Vice President of Enterprise Network Sales at Moniepoint Inc.

    “The Monnify plugin for Zoho Books helps simplify how businesses receive payments while offering customers multiple options to settle invoices. With this, entrepreneurs and SMEs can focus on running their businesses with confidence that their collections and financial records are always in sync.

    “At Zoho, our goal is to provide comprehensive and connected financial ecosystem that reduces operational complexity for growing businesses,” said Prashant Ganti, Vice President of Global Product Strategy, Finance and Operations BU, Zoho.

    “As Nigerian businesses scale, they need their accounting and payment systems to work together seamlessly. With Zoho Books and Monnify, businesses can move from invoicing to collections without the friction, while maintaining accurate financial records with better visibility into their cash flow.”

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