In conformity with the digital transformation sweeping across the financial sector, all Nigerian banks today have deployed mobile apps to enable their customers carry out transactions at any location they are without visiting a bank.
Directly from the apps, bank customers can make transfers and pay bills of any kind and also make complaints. Some of these apps come with upgraded features that allow users to request ATM cards and chequebooks.
In an attempt to get the best for their customers, some of the banks are now having more than one app, even as they continue to update them with new features. The idea of multiple apps, though often creates confusion for some uninformed customers as to which is the real app for their bank at the point of download, gives customers a choice for the same bank.
While the apps are being downloaded from Apple Store for iPhone users and Google Play Store for Android users, only Google Play Stores shows the number of downloads for each of the apps.
Omohglobal takes a look at each of these banking apps on the Google Play Store and GTBank apps havs crossed 5 million downloads.
The revamped GTBank Mobile App lets you carry your bank with you wherever you go. Very easy to use, it offers you a simplified and streamlined access to all the bank’s products and services as well as the convenience to pay all kinds of bills, in one place. GTBank says the app is simple to use, secure and streamlined for its customers’ utmost convenience.
Interestingly, GTBank launched another app, GTWorld in 2017, describing it as Nigeria’s first biometric mobile banking app. However, the older GTBank app remains the bank’s customers choice with over 5 million downloads as of July 2022.
Bottomline
While all banks now have mobile app, and some even having more than one, only 5 banks have hit 5 million downloads and others are not even close. The nearest to these 5 are having 1 million plus downloads
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