Showing posts with label Payment solutions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Payment solutions. Show all posts

Thursday, 16 April 2015

QuickTeller DsTV Payment Guide : 2015 Update

QuickTeller DsTV Payment Guide : 2015 Update

I've decided to publish this Quickteller DsTV payment guide to explain how to make dstv subscription payment online at quickteller.com. The look of the site has changed since I published similar guide in 2012, hence the need for this update. Just follow me through the steps below:



==> Go to : https://www.quickteller.com/DSTV






quickteller dstv bill payment option



==> Select the Dstv bouquet you want to subscribe to



You will see a new page that displays the price of the Dstv package you selected.







==> Enter your Smart Card number, your email and phone number.



==> Click "Continue"



A new page will display the "customer name" for the Smart card number you provided and other info entered by you.



==> If correct, click "Pay"



==> You will be redirected to Interswitch page to make your payment




interswitch webpay



==> Select your card type: Verve, Mastercard or Visa card

==> Enter your card details and click 'Pay"



==> You will be prompted to enter the number generated from your token device (if Mastercard) or OTP code (if Verve card)



==> Click "Pay"



Your payment will be processed and you will be redirected to Quickteller website where you will see the status of your payment. You will also receive notification via email.









That's all.



If your subscription expired before the payment was made, call DsTv customer care on 01 2703232 to request for reconnection.



I hope this helps.




About Quickteller


Quickteller.com, a payment online service, powered by Interswitch Nigeria (a Nigerian Payment gateway) is a consolidated payment scheme that offers cardholders convenience and the ability to carry out ATM transactions other than cash withdrawals.

Monday, 10 November 2014

Introducing NetPay.com.ng : Reliable Payment Solutions Provider in NIgeria

Introducing NetPay.com.ng : Reliable Payment Solutions Provider in NIgeria

E-commerce is revolutionizing the way businesses transact through the world. In Nigeria, online commerce has become a reality and is growing rapidly. As this digital economy evolves, e-commerce business models in Nigeria will require reliable and state of the art online payment solutions.



In line with this, is why I'm introducing to you today, a reliable payment solution in Nigeria; NetPay!





NetPay.com.ng is a quick and reliable channel to buy airtime, e-currency, pay bills and receive payments online on your website.



NetPay gives your business the 'profit edge' with comprehensive, affordable e-commerce solutions! It is the only payment gateway in Nigeria leaving you to focus on more important issues, like new business initiatives and competitive marketing strategies.




Netpay Nigeria






Services Available NETPAY.COM.NG


Online Mobile Topup

Top-up your mobile phone, No scratch cards, no more 11pm without credit!.



Online Bills Payment

Pay your DSTV, GOTV STARTIMES, MONTAGE TV Bills conveniently online with your ATM card & E-currency instantly.



Ecurrency Exchange

Buy & sell perfect money, ego pay, web money, bitcoin, litecoin, payza & okpay.




accept payment online Nigeria





Online Payments

Accept Payments on your Website instantly anytime, anywhere.





You can visit www.netpay.com.ng to get started now!

Tuesday, 4 November 2014

Fund VoguePay Account in Nigeria In Easy Steps

Fund VoguePay Account in Nigeria In Easy Steps

VoguePay is one of the top online payment solutions that allow individuals and SMEs to accept online payment in Nigeria even without having a website. Online shoppers can also use the money in their VoguePay account to pay for goods and services on sites that accept VoguePay as means of payment eg NairaForSMS.





If a website accepts VoguePay as a payment method, you can pay such site with your Visa, Verve or Mastercard if it has been activated for online transactions. If your card is not yet activated for online payments, you can add money to your VoguePay account via direct bank deposit or bank transfer, then use the fund to complete your payment on the merchant site.



As at the time of publishing this post, VoguePay allows users to fund their wallet via bank deposit, etranzact/Pocketmoni, Interswitch and Visa cards.






How To Fund VoguePay Account




    ==> Register on Voguepay here and sign in to your account.

    ==> Go to VoguePay home page and click Fund account.



You should see a page similar to the screenshot below:




fund voguepay account





    ==> Enter the amount you want to add

    ==> Select the payment method

    ==> Click "Proceed to Payment"

    ==> Make your payment via the selected platform.



If successful, your Voguepay account will be credited and you will receive email/sms alert. You can confirm it by logging in to your VoguePay account.



If you select the "bank" option, you will see the Voguepay bank account details you can pay into. Right on the same page, you will also see the form you can use to notify VoguePay team of your Bank Deposit/Transfer immediately after the deposit/transfer.Use your Voguepay email as depositor's name for easy verification.



That's all.



Note: You can transfer fund from one Voguepay account to another.
VoguePay Lets You Receive Payments Online For Your Small Businesses

VoguePay Lets You Receive Payments Online For Your Small Businesses

As the internet users grow by the day in Nigeria, one of the challenges of growing the eCommerce side of it has largely been online payment solution. This is largely due to the start-up cost of integrating Nigerian payment gateways, which can gulp up to N200, 000. Many businesses in Nigeria cannot afford this sum.





If you are one of the small business owners that can't afford the costly payment portal integration but would still like to see the benefits of sales and productivity, you need to give VoguePay a try. The payment processor provides a convenient way for customers to shop easily on the Internet while also providing the innovative solution that Small businesses in Nigeria can rely on to receive online payment in Nigeria.



If you are a small business owner, you can now receive payments online in Nigeria using VoguePay even if you do not have a website and have your funds transferred to your bank account. VoguePay accepts payment across the major cardholders in Nigeria, namely  Verve, VISA, Mastercard,  e-transact and interswitch. The company focused on addressing the issues that are relevant to the successes of the small business owner, Infopreneurs and internet marketers in Nigeria who want to use the internet increase their sales to their market audience.




Click here to accept payments online





For example, imagine clients of your bulk SMS site buying and paying for SMS units online, right there in your portal with their ATM CARD and automatically have their account credited with the exact amount of SMS they paid for real time. Don't you think this will attract more customers to your portal? Don't you think it will increase efficiency and productivity?



Well, VoguePay is FREE to use as at the time of publishing this, though you pay 1% commission on every transaction for the total transaction cost. You will also pay 1% of withdrawal amount + ₦50.00 whenever you withdrawal funds to your bank accounts from your VoguePay wallet.



I've received alot of payments on my blog and at NairaForSMS, using VoguePay and no regret so far.  You can also try it.




Feel free to sign up at www.voguepay.com Now!



Cheers!

Monday, 29 September 2014

Receive Western Union Money Transfer in Nigeria at Quickteller in Easy Steps

Receive Western Union Money Transfer in Nigeria at Quickteller in Easy Steps

Last week, a client contacted me from Russia, to sponsor a post on my blog and decided to pay me using Western union money transfer. After receiving the MTCN and other details needed for me to cash the money, I went to a nearby bank only to be told that the person in charge is not on the desk.





Instead of wasting my precious time waiting, I went back to the office to try Quickteller.com because I've seen their adverts claiming one can use the site to cash western union money transfers in Nigeria.  After filling all the details required to receive my money, I waited for it to be verified.



Few hours later, I received email and sms alerts that my transaction has been processed.  I also received alerts from my bank that I've received online money transfer from Quickteller.



So, if you are looking for where to receive western union money transfers, you can also try using Quickteller. As long as you have a GTBank, StanbicIBTC, Wema or Skye Bank account, you will receive your money directly into your bank account.













Follow me through the steps below:




  •  Go to www.quickteller.com and sign in to your account. Sign up if you are a new user. 

  •  Select "Receive Money" from the drop down menu

  •  A new page will open, then click the "Western Union" tile

  •  Select "Naira" from the drop down box under your bank logo.

  •  Click “Receive money now” under your bank logo. The Western Union – Receive Money data page opens

  •  Fill the sender and receiver details in the spaces provided.

  •  Click "continue"

  •  A new page will open for you to verify the details supplied. If all is correct, click, "confirm".


If the form reloads after clicking "confirm", click the "confirm" button again. .



Thereafter, you should see a confirmation page and also receive a confirmation text message.




quickteller western union confirmation





Then wait for Quickteller to verify the details provided with the bank and with Western Union. Once confirmed, your account will be credited with the transferred sum.



That's all.



Please ensure that the details provided by the sender match those you provide so as to avoid errors and an unsuccessful transaction.



If you've received western union transfers with Quickteller how long did it take for your account to be credited?



Do you know alternative sites one can use to cash western union money in Nigeria?