To enhance the ease of international business transactions for Nigerian enterprises, PSSP-licensed fintech firm Ercas has unveiled a new payment platform, ErcasPay. The platform is designed to bridge the payment gap for businesses of all sizes, offering an omnichannel and multi-currency solution that simplifies cross-border transactions.
Ibukun Eko-Salaudeen, Managing Director of Ercas, announced the launch of ErcasPay in Akure, Ondo State. The platform, which supports payments in multiple global currencies, is set to revolutionise how Nigerian businesses engage with the international market.
ErcasPay offers payment capabilities in Naira, US Dollars, British Pounds, Euros, Canadian Dollars, Gambian Dalasi, Ghanaian Cedi, and Kenyan Shilling. This wide-ranging currency support removes long-standing obstacles that have previously hindered local businesses from capitalising on global opportunities.
“ErcasPay eliminates the hurdles of international payments for Nigerian entrepreneurs… With our platform, businesses no longer need to navigate the complex process of opening domiciliary accounts or worry about missing out on sales due to payment limitations.”
Whether it is a small-scale Instagram vendor or a large corporate entity, ErcasPay provides a seamless payment solution, enabling businesses to accept payments effortlessly in eight major currencies. The platform’s user-friendly sign-up process ensures that businesses can quickly access the global market and enhance their competitiveness.
“ErcasPay is more than just a payment platform; it’s a gateway to global prosperity,” Eko-Salaudeen added. “We empower Nigerian businesses to compete on an international level, facilitating their growth through easy and efficient multi-currency transactions.”
ErcasPay not only simplifies payment processing but also positions Nigerian businesses for a digital future. By enabling efficient cross-border transactions, the platform supports enterprises in their pursuit of global expansion and success.
With ErcasPay, Nigerian businesses are now better equipped to embrace the digital economy, ensuring they remain competitive in the ever-evolving global market.