By Lawani Mikairu

Bankit has announced a strategic partnership with Kia Nigeria aimed at delivering greater value, convenience, and rewards to customers. Under the partnership, customers who pay for vehicle servicing and genuine spare parts using the Bankit app will enjoy an exclusive 10% discount at Kia service centres.

The initiative reflects Bankit’s commitment to creating meaningful benefits for customers by extending the value of digital banking beyond traditional financial services and into everyday lifestyle and mobility needs.

A statement signed by Bankit said that through this partnership, Kia customers can access quality after-sales services “while enjoying instant savings through the Bankit platform, creating a seamless, secure, and rewarding payment experience.”

According to the statement by Bankit, the collaboration aligns with Bankit’s vision of making banking simpler, smarter, and more beneficial for Nigerians.

“This partnership is about creating real value for our customers. At Bankit, we are constantly looking for innovative ways to make everyday transactions more rewarding. By partnering with Kia Nigeria, we are giving customers an opportunity to save on vehicle maintenance while enjoying the convenience and security of digital payments.”

“The partnership also brings together two brands committed to innovation and customer satisfaction. While Bankit continues to transform the financial services landscape through user-friendly digital banking solutions, Kia Nigeria has spent more than 25 years delivering world-class mobility solutions and driving innovation within Nigeria’s automotive sector.

” For Bankit, the collaboration represents another milestone in its journey to build a comprehensive digital financial ecosystem designed around the needs of Nigerians. Built by Nigerians for Nigerians, Bankit continues to simplify financial transactions through secure, fast, and convenient digital banking solutions,” the statement added.

The partnership is expected to benefit thousands of KIA owners while encouraging greater adoption of digital payments and supporting financial inclusion across the country.