Ecobank has upgraded its online banking platform to specifically grow local corporates, public sector and SMEs. Called Omini Lite, the upgraded platform allows SMEs, educational institutions, NGOs and government institutions to manage their transactions and access a collection of spot-on solutions designed to empower their businesses. Patrick Akinwuntan Managing Director at Ecobank Nigeria, who further explained what Omini Lite is, made a call to all business owners- urging them to register on the platform, as it will aid in growing and managing their businesses.
“Omni Lite is primarily designed with business owners in mind. It comes with features to enhance businesses such as efficient and seamless cash flow management, easy view of all accounts and expenses in one place, convenient salary payment with bulk payments upload, management of loan payments, exchange rates calculation and other interesting features,” he said.
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Omni Lite features for local corporates, public sector and SMEs are; Single and multiple account profiles management, Simple view of all accounts and expenses in one place, Instant local bank account transfers, Easy payment of salaries with bulk payments upload, Bills payment, Making and managing of loan payments, Exchange rate calculation, Easy generation of reports, Mobile and online access.
The platform allows customers to access real-time transaction details, domestic and interbank funds transfers and online loan requests. It has high security tools to ensure that users are protected.
Ecobank, whose official name is Ecobank Transnational Inc, is a pan-African banking conglomerate, with banking operations in 36 African countries. It is operational in West Africa and Central Africa, with subsidiaries in Eastern and Southern Africa. They have representative offices in Angola, China, Dubai, France, South Africa, and the United Kingdom.
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