Bankit Rebrands as WayvePay, Ushering in New Digital Banking Era
Bankit Microfinance Bank has announced its transition to WayvePay, marking a significant new chapter in its ambition to build a smarter, faster, more secure and accessible digital banking and payments platform for Nigerians. The transitio
Bankit Microfinance Bank has rebranded as WayvePay, a change it says reflects an evolution of its digital banking and payments proposition rather than just a new name and visual identity. The Nigerian lender said the transition is aimed at building a faster, more secure and more accessible platform for customers.
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