Sterling Bank Plc, Nigeria’s leading digital bank has launched a new, unique but simple banking application that can be used for all banking and payment transactions by its customers.
Chief Digital Officer of the bank, Mr. Olayinka Oni has said the new app is an affirmation of the bank’s position as the most innovative bank in Nigeria, adding that the app is also in line with the bank’s forward looking, customer-centric and excellence-oriented brand personality.
Oni said the application has almost everything customers might want to get about 10 different applications for, noting that with OneBank, everything the customer wants and needsis placed on his or her palm.
He noted that the application is an omnichannel solution that the bank had designed to serve its teeming customers better. According to him, the app offers easy banking and a wide range of convenient financial services.
Some of the unique features of the OneBank App include selfregistration/onboa
Others are airtime and immediate data top-up, bills payment for water, power, Pay TV, and membership subscription of professional associations, among others.
The new app is the single access point for all Sterling’s digital solutions.
The bank’s digital chief noted that the OneBank app “allows customers to open savings and current accounts as well as apply for loans and open and maintain an investment asset.”
He said OneBank was designed to promote a new lifestyle never seen before in the Nigerian banking space.
The CDO added that the new app is an innovative approach to the business of finance that distinguishes between old ways of banking and convenience and seamless banking which Sterling Bank represents as an ever-evolving financial service provider.
Sterling Bank recently won the Innovative Bank of the Year Award at the fourth edition of the Electronic Payment Incentive Scheme (EPIS) Efficiency Awards organised by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and the Nigeria Inter-Bank Settlement System (NIBBS).
The CBN EPIS Efficiency Awards is organised to celebrate financial institutions, merchants and other stakeholders at the forefront of driving electronic payment in Nigeria.
The awards are based on objective analysis of all E-payments data collated by the Nigeria Inter-Bank Settlement System (NIBSS) over a full calendar year.
