*Revolutionary fintech solution enhances digital payment reliability, enabling instant electricity, cable TV, data subscriptions, and secure bank transfers across Nigeria

ENUGU, NIGERIA — DavyPay, Nigeria’s leading digital utility paymentplatform, today announced a landmark strategic partnership with SafeHaven Microfinance Bank (SafeHaven MfB), a licensed and CBN-regulated financial institution. This landmark alliance empowers DavyPay users to execute seamless, real-time Bank-to-Bank transfers alongside its industry-leading bill payment and utility subscription services.

As digital payments continue to drive Nigeria’s cashless economy, DavyPay has consistently distinguished itself as the premier mobile and web application for reliable utility settlement. Through this strategic integration with SafeHaven MfB, DavyPay addresses the critical market demand for high-speed, dependable financial transactions, allowing individuals and businesses to manage utility payments and interbank transfers effortlessly within a single, unified interface.

Speaking on the strategic partnership, the Executive Management of DavyPay highlighted that the platform was engineered specifically to address everyday transaction failure points experienced by Nigerian consumers. By teaming up with SafeHaven MfB, DavyPay guarantees institutional-grade infrastructure with maximum transaction success rates.

The updated DavyPay platform featuring direct Bank-to-Bank transfers is now live and fully accessible to new and existing customers via web and mobile platforms. The company remains committed to continuous technological innovation, expansion of utility partner networks, and delivering uncompromised financial infrastructure across Nigeria.

DavyPay is a flagship Nigerian financial technology brand dedicated to streamlining bill payments, utility management, and digital money movement. Headquartered in Enugu State, DavyPay provides fast, secure, and user-centric payment solutions for utility bills, airtime, data, cable TV subscriptions, and interbank money transfers.