Cellulant, the pan-African payments group has unified Tinng to roll out digital payments for SMEs and large businesses in Nigeria in a bid to help them go cashless and reach more customers.

Tingg- a digital payments platform enabling businesses to seamlessly accept payments from their customers conveniently and affordably. The platform helps merchants accept payments with fewer hoops allowing customers to make payments for goods and services using locally relevant payment options.

According to the firm, some of the merchants it’s working with include StarTimes, Ethiopia Airlines, Kenya Airways among others. More than 70% of businesses in Africa are small or medium businesses and, 90% of these businesses collect payments in cash and lack digital payments options that cater to their customers. For example, in Nigeria, small and medium enterprises contribute roughly 48% of GDP, yet many lack digital tools for transactions.

A single integrated solution, Tingg addresses the complex needs of managing payments for a business by making it easy to collect and make payments with the best customer experience. Tingg aims to boost growth for businesses by standardising the payment experience for the end-user and simplifies the tools and processes for a merchant to manage their collections.
While the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic continues to wreak havoc on African economies, this crisis has also become the single most significant catalyst for a digital transformation. For all businesses – small, medium, large- digitising has moved from a good to have to a game-changer in what has become the new norm.

Solving for Payment Fragmentation

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https://techmoran.com/2021/05/14/cellulant-unifies-tingg-to-power-digital-payments-for-small-medium-large-businesses-in-nigeria/