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OPay's 2026 Transaction Data Benchmarked Against Nigeria's Five Largest Banks

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New 2026 transaction data places OPay's payment volumes in direct comparison with Nigeria's five largest commercial banks, providing a concrete quantitative benchmark for fintech displacement in the country's payments market. The figures add granularity to the competitive dynamics disclosed in OPay's NYSE IPO filings.

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Oct 14, 2026This story
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