ChamsMobile and Skye Bank Launch Nigeria’s First Visa Virtual Card

According to media reports, ChamsMobile Limited, a licensed mobile money operator, in collaboration with Skye Bank Plc, has launched the first Virtual Visa Card in Nigeria. The Virtual Visa Card is a digital payment card for online and mobile use, both locally and internationally. Why you should get this new card: 1. Cardholders will get a full card image (the Virtual Card) on their mobile device, PC, or tablet, with a plastic card offered as an option if customers prefer. 2. The card is free! 3. The card is linked to a broad range of financial services. 4. It also offers an online payment alternative for eCommerce savvy individuals, small businesses and corporate companies, membership associations, and more. Read also: Visa, Verve or Master Card: Which One Should You Get?

Mr. Gavin Young, Deputy Managing Director ChamsMobile said, “It’s unique in that customers actually see an image of their card on their mobile phones, tablets and PCs, whereby all the essential features of a physical card are shown in its ‘Virtual form’; card number, expiry date and CVV number, for example. This, for many customers, negates the need for a physical plastic card, although we offer plastic cards as an option for customers requiring such. E-commerce savvy users can shop securely online by loading funds from a bank account or any other financial card. For those without a formal banking relationship, they will suddenly have the means to make their money work for them and move towards financial inclusion.”

The new Visa Virtual Card is available under the Kegow brand at www.kegow.com. Read also: Receive and Send Money With PayPal Through BBM  

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This article was first published on 2nd September 2015

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