Paga is a revolutionary mobile payments and financial services platform that is transforming the way that people pay bills, shop, and rent in Nigeria. Founded in 2011 and officially launching in 2012, Paga provides an easier way to pay for services, transfer money, and open up basic banking services. Consumers can use the Paga mobile application or service online to quickly and securely pay and transfer money and receive merchant payments.

The Paga mobile application is available on Android, iOS, and Windows devices. The app simplifies payments, transfers, and banking services by combining them all into a single interface. Consumers can open or verify their Paga account with a valid ID and valid phone number. Once their Paga account is verified, consumers can use the app to pay bills, transfer money, and store money in a savings account.

Paga also offers convenient merchant services that allows businesses to accept payments from customers’ mobile devices. Businesses can use the Paga merchant features to accept payments from debit and credit cards, bank transfer, and mobile money. The Paga platform also has a business-facing application that provides businesses with access to analytics, insights, and data.

The platform has made it possible for millions of unbanked people to shop, pay bills, and transfer money using their mobile phones in Nigeria. This enables individuals to keep track of their finances conveniently and securely. The platform also allows businesses to tap into a new consumer base that may not have access to traditional banking systems.

Paga's mobile payments platform has been widely successful in Nigeria, and the company has since expanded into other African countries such as Tanzania, Uganda, and Ghana. The company is continuing to innovate and improve their platform with the use of new technologies such as big data, artificial intelligence, and blockchain to provide consumers and businesses with the best user experience possible. Paga has become the go-to provider of financial services and payments in the continent and is continuing to revolutionize the way people pay and receive money in Africa.