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PalmPay unveils New Debit Card in Partnership with Verve, Marks Its Evolution into Full-Service Digital Banking

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PalmPay, one of Africa’s fastest-growing fintech platforms, today officially launched its new PalmPay Debit Card in partnership with Verve, Africa’s largest domestic card scheme.

This partnership reflects PalmPay and Verve’s shared commitment to driving financial inclusion by expanding access and delivering greater value across the digital payments ecosystem.

L-R: Chibuzor Melah, Head of Partnership, PalmPay Limited;;  Uche Uzoebo, Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer (MD/CEO) of Shared Agent Network Expansion Facilities Limited (SANEF); Chika Nwosu, Managing Director, PalmPay Limited; Paul Ohakim, Vice President, Issuing and Acquiring, Africa, Interswitch; Sofia Zab, Chief Marketing Officer, PalmPay; and Chidi Oluaoha, Head of Marketing, Interswitch  at the official unveiling of PalmPay’s Debit card and Premium Card in Lagos. 

With over 35 million users and a network of 1.1 million agents and merchants across Nigeria, PalmPay is building one of the continent’s most dynamic fintech ecosystems. The launch of its debit card represents a key milestone in PalmPay’s transformation from a mobile wallet and agent network into a comprehensive digital financial services provider – offering integrated solutions for payments, savings, credit, insurance, and now, card access.

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The PalmPay Debit Card is seamlessly integrated with the PalmPay wallet, combining the convenience of a traditional bank card with the speed and flexibility of a digital platform, and access to PalmPay’s unique financial ecosystem.

Key Features include:

  • Zero maintenance fees

  • Easy in-app application and nationwide delivery

  • Exclusive cashback and merchant rewards

  • Full wallet integration, including access to high-yield savings (up to 16% APR, paid daily)

  • Seamless offline and online payments across the Verve network

The card is accepted at all major payment terminals within Nigeria, offering both debit and contactless options. With this launch, PalmPay aims to redefine the everyday banking experience – making it more accessible, reliable, and rewarding.

Alongside the standard debit card, PalmPay is also rolling out PalmPay Premium, a tailored offering for high-volume users. Benefits include:

  • A dedicated PalmPay Premium Card

  • Priority customer support

  • Higher transaction cashbacks and savings interest rates

  • Exclusive merchant rewards and advanced financial tools

This premium service reinforces PalmPay’s commitment to empower users at every stage of their financial journey – from first-time account holders to high-earning professionals seeking more from their financial tools.

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The PalmPay Debit Card was made possible through PalmPay’s strategic partnership with Verve, reinforcing both companies’ shared commitment to inclusive, locally relevant digital banking solutions. 

PalmPay is dedicated to using technology to broaden financial access, said Chika Nwosu, Managing Director of PalmPay Nigeria. This collaboration enables us to offer secure, widely accepted payment cards integrated with the full power of PalmPay’s ecosystem. Together, we’re reshaping how Nigerians experience digital finance.

Vincent Ogbunude, Managing Director of Verve International, added:

We are proud to partner with PalmPay on this important milestone. Our alliance with PalmPay reflects our shared mission of accelerating financial inclusion and delivering payment innovation that meets the needs of African consumers.

From zero-fee transfers and high-yield savings to instant credit, insurance, and now cards, PalmPay is building the financial infrastructure of the future – redefining digital banking to be more personalised, comprehensive and accessible to everyone. 

About PalmPay

PalmPay is a leading digital bank and fintech platform shaping the future of finance in emerging markets. With a user base of over 35 million and a network of 1.1 million merchants and agents in Africa, PalmPay provides individuals and businesses with the tools they need to send, spend, save, and grow.

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Through its intuitive app and its network of mobile money agents, PalmPay offers zero-fee transfers, payments, savings, credit and insurance. For businesses, PalmPay delivers seamless payment solutions, merchant tools, and APIs that support both local MSMEs and global enterprises. With a mission to make finance work better for everyone, PalmPay is building a trusted, accessible, and rewarding ecosystem, empowering users at every stage of their financial journey. 

For more information, visit www.palmpay.com 

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Strong economic policies

Kuwait’s government has implemented prudent fiscal measures that prioritize budget discipline and transparency. The careful management of public funds and investments in critical infrastructure have fostered a stable economic environment.

These policies limit excessive spending and support long-term growth, ensuring the currency retains its high value even during global economic fluctuations.

Substantial oil reserves and exports

A key factor behind the dinar’s strength is Kuwait’s abundant oil reserves. The country’s substantial oil exports generate significant revenue, which reinforces the currency’s value on international markets. Reliable energy income not only boosts national wealth but also provides the government with the means to invest in economic stability and development.

Sound monetary policy and central bank management

The Central Bank of Kuwait employs rigorous monetary policies to control inflation and manage currency supply. By maintaining tight control over interest rates and adopting measures to stabilise the money supply, the central bank ensures that the dinar remains resilient against external shocks and inflationary pressures.

Robust investor confidence

Kuwait’s stable financial framework and consistent economic performance attract both domestic and international investors. High levels of investor confidence lead to steady inflows of foreign capital, which further strengthen the dinar.


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This positive sentiment is reinforced by transparent reporting and a well-regulated financial sector that upholds best practices in corporate governance.

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Lessons for economic stability

Kuwait’s experience offers valuable insights for other nations striving to maintain currency strength. Key takeaways include the importance of prudent fiscal management, the benefits of natural resource wealth when effectively leveraged, and the critical role of a proactive central bank.

By adopting similar practices, countries can work toward greater economic stability and safeguard the value of their currencies.

Kuwait’s leading position in 2025 underscores the impact of disciplined economic management and resource wealth.

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Its experience serves as both an example and a lesson in how stable policies and effective governance can preserve and enhance a nation’s currency value in an ever-changing global economy.

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