By now, most Nigerians must be used to the trend of mobile banking apps having the same names as their respective banks. Yet, a few banks have stood out by not following this trend and releasing apps with distinct names. One thing these banks have in common is that they have introduced a new way to bank with their apps: the ability to carry out banking activities on an app without having to step into any bank.
This is what apps such as ALAT by WEMA bank offer with its multi-banking services and now Octopus released earlier in 2018 by Heritage Bank Plc has also come with its unique features to make banking seamless for the average Nigerian.
Meet The App: An Omni-Channel Multi Platform Experienceitunes.apple.com
According to Heritage Bank, Octopus is a full-fledged digital bank. This points to the fact that Octopus enables users to run multiple bank accounts on it. With Octopus, you can register all your cards at once on one platform saving you the trouble of having more than one banking app on your phone. Another fascinating feature Octopus has is that it allows you to make transactions using just your debit card without having to go through the route of using your bank accounts. In a nutshell, Octopus is a banking app and also allows the use of Quickteller.
With Octopus, Here Are Some Of The Things You Can Do:
Access all your bank accounts
Buy airtime
Send and receive money
Check your account balance
Manage your account and review your transaction history
Getting The App
The app is available on Google Play store at a downloadable size of 44.84 MB (considering its multifunctional abilities) or the app market on your device. Registration involves providing your personal details such as your date of birth and credit card details. The app can be downloaded through any of the links below:
Download Octopus Digital for AndroidDownload Octopus Digital for iOS
