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eTranzact Expands Utility Bill Payment Solutions to Northern Nigeria

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eTranzact Plc, a leading e-payment gateway company, has announced the expansion of its utility bill payment solutions to the northern region of Nigeria.

Residents of Jos, Bauchi, and Kaduna can now effortlessly top up their electricity bills using the Powercode service by simply dialing *389# on their mobile phones and following the instructions.

This expansion underscores eTranzact’s commitment to providing Nigerians with an easy and convenient lifestyle.

Group Head, Financial Services and Collections at eTranzact, Abimbola Reis, expressed the company’s dedication to improving accessibility for all Nigerians: “At eTranzact, we are passionate about leveraging technology to make everyday tasks easier for our customers.

“By extending our Powercode service to the northern region, we are ensuring that more Nigerians can enjoy a seamless and convenient experience when managing their utility bills.”

Powercode is a simple self-service electricity payment solution that allows people to manage their utility payments using USSD codes on their mobile phones. It is already available in several Nigerian cities including Abuja, Enugu, Ibadan, Benin, Kano, Port-Harcourt and Lagos.

This service, provided by eTranzact, makes it easy and convenient for users to pay their utility bills without needing internet access

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