

I was angry with God, attempted suicide several times – Blessing, amputee POS operator
Inclusive digital economy: POS terminals may soon vanish in Africa

Network shutdown: Kaduna POS operators vacate business premises

End of the road for POS robbers after killing victims in Aba


Gunmen kill POS operator in Aba

PoS fraud poses nightmares to bank customers

PoS, mobile transactions decline, as experts blame banks


COVID-19: ‘POS, Mobile transactions volume hits 4-year high in Nigeria’

Armed robber kills colleague during operation in Ondo


PoS transactions fall by 16%


PoS innovation summit to expose stakeholders to boundless opportunities



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PoS Terminals : For a better user experience
Card payments on Point of sale (PoS) terminals in Nigeria have grown in volume from a paltry 5,000 monthly volume in 2011 to 30 million as at November 2018, all thanks to the success of the Cashless Nigeria initiative launched by the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, and all banks in Nigeria in 2011. About seven million cards made the 30 million card payments out of an estimated 40 million active cards in circulation in Nigeria; other cards were generally used on Automatic Teller Machines (ATM).

Nigeria’s e-payment transactions hit N56.85trn — Reports
Reports from Nigerian Interbank Settlement System, NIBSS, have indicated that Nigeria’s electronic payment (e-payment) services recorded transactions worth N56.85 trillion from January to September, 2018.

Madesoftlogic launches ESOPOS, a cloud based POS for retailers
Madesoftlogic, an indigenous technology company has unveiled ESOPOS, a cloud-based point of sale, POS, software and social marketplace solution for retailers, wholesaler service providers and other businesses in the country.

PoS transactions rise 39% to N297bn in 2mths
The value of electronic payment transactions through Point of Sale (PoS) terminals rose by 39 percent, year-on-year, to N297 billion in the first two months of the year.

Anambra introduces POS to block revenue leakages
The Anambra State Government has stopped the use of revenue agents to collect levies, taxes and fees in the state to avoid a situation where unsuspecting citizens are defrauded by the agents who also defraud the state by short-paying the state after collecting the revenues.

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