Bank-owned checkout
for direct bank-transfer payments.

Flashpay lets banks deploy tap, QR, and payment-link checkout on direct-transfer rails — no card network, no new consumer wallet.

Patent acceptedNFC + QR + payment linksNo POS hardware
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The Checkout Gap

Nigeria already uses bank transfers. Checkout still feels too manual.

Bank transfers are familiar and trusted, but checkout often remains awkward: customers copy account details, switch apps, confirm recipients, enter amounts, authenticate, and wait for confirmation.

Today

Today's payment flow — too many steps

With Flashpay

Flashpay flow — tap, approve, done

Manual checkout causes drop-off

Customers abandon payment when the process requires too many actions.

Card rails add cost

Card-style convenience often brings fees, disputes, and external-network dependence.

QR alone has limits

QR is useful, but it does not fully create a contactless tap habit.

Internal builds take time

Building internally can be expensive, slow, and exposed to backlog delays.

Infrastructure Layer

One integration. Three payment surfaces.

Flashpay gives banks and PSPs a white-label infrastructure layer that turns direct bank transfers into a smoother checkout experience.

Tap-to-pay

NFC starts a bank-transfer payment from the customer's existing bank app.

QR checkout

Static or dynamic QR codes support checkout when NFC is not available.

Payment links

Deep links support remote, online, and message-based payments.

One backend

All payment-start methods connect to the same direct-transfer infrastructure.

Flashpay infrastructure — NFC / QR / Link into direct bank-transfer rails

Where Flashpay shows up

Built for the surfaces
Nigerian commerce actually uses.

Online payments

Two channels for online payment.

Our payment solution offers a secure, convenient, and efficient way for shoppers to make online purchases using their bank account.

Payment flow

From checkout to bank approval in three steps.

01
Customer starts payment

They tap, scan, or open a payment link at checkout.

02
Bank app opens for approval

The customer authenticates inside their existing bank app.

03
Direct transfer is completed

Payment moves over direct-transfer rails. Merchant receives confirmation.

Flashpay does not require a new consumer wallet or separate customer onboarding.

Request payments via messaging

A payment link customers actually open.

Send a Flashpay link over WhatsApp, SMS, email or in-app chat. The customer taps once and approves the transfer in their bank app — no copy-paste, no account-number errors, no follow-up reconciliation.

For Nigerian banks

Turn your existing bank app into a modern checkout channel.

Flashpay helps banks offer a smoother checkout experience while keeping the customer relationship inside the bank-owned environment.

Keep the customer inside your bank app

No new wallet. No new consumer brand. Customers approve payments through the app they already trust.

Create new revenue from existing users

Turn payment initiation into a partner revenue layer without acquiring new customers.

Reduce card-network dependency

Offer contactless-style checkout on direct-transfer rails.

Move faster without starting from zero

Access a patented NFC direct-transfer infrastructure layer instead of building every component in-house.

Patented technology

NFC-initiated direct bank-transfer system, filed in Nigeria.

Pilot before rollout

Start controlled, prove the flow, expand with confidence.

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Built for Nigeria first

Built where the rails already work.

Flashpay is designed around Nigerian payment realities first — bank-transfer dominance, NIBSS instant settlement, and the operational standards Nigerian banks and PSPs already meet.

Simple

Simply select your bank at checkout, authenticate yourself with your bank app, and approve the transaction.

Secure

Payments are based on bank's authentication and autorization, leveraging biometric or pin/password.

Seamless

Shoppers are able to complete the payments in less than 10 seconds and all they need is their bank app.

Why now

The market is ready for bank-led checkout infrastructure.

Nigeria's payment market is already transfer-led. The opportunity isn't to teach customers a new behaviour — it's to make the one they already trust faster, easier, and more standardised at checkout.

01

Bank-transfer habit

Flashpay improves the experience around an existing payment behaviour.

02

Mobile-first checkout

Customers expect payment to feel instant, simple, and mobile-native.

03

Bank-owned experience

Checkout becomes a bank-owned channel, not just a third-party moment.

04

Direct-transfer economics

Modern UX built on the rails the market already runs on.

Built for institutional adoption

Designed for the teams that need to say yes.

48havg. time from API keys to first live transaction

Flashpay is built for bank buying committees where operations, risk, compliance, IT, and digital teams all need confidence before rollout.

Operational clarity

Clear ownership around incidents, reversals, and service performance.

Pilot-first rollout

Start controlled before expanding to broader merchant and customer groups.

Compliance-ready posture

Built with CBN, NDPC, and AML/CFT expectations in mind.

Infrastructure-first positioning

Flashpay does not compete as a consumer wallet.

Patented technology

NFC-initiated direct bank-transfer system filed in Nigeria via Jackson, Etti & Edu.

Multi-modal fallback

NFC, QR, and payment links ensure coverage across payment contexts.

The alternative

Not card contactless. Not manual transfer. A bank-owned checkout layer.

Payment optionCustomer experienceCost structureOwnershipCoverage
Card contactlessSmooth UXCard-network feesCard networksHigh NFC convenience
Manual bank transferTrusted but clunkyDirect-transfer economicsBank-ownedFamiliar, weak UX
QR-only pay-by-bankUseful fallbackDirect-transfer economicsVariesLimited contactless
Build in-houseCustom UXHigh internal costBank-ownedSlow, backlog risk
FlashpayYouTap, QR & link checkoutDirect-transfer railsBank + FlashpayMulti-modal

Pilot access

Start with a controlled checkout pilot.

Flashpay is currently engaging banks and PSPs for structured pilot conversations. The goal is simple: prove the payment flow, validate operational readiness, and define the path from pilot to rollout.

Request pilot access
  • Defined pilot scope
  • Technical integration review
  • Risk and controls discussion
  • Merchant/customer test group
  • Pilot success metrics
  • Rollout path

Pilot roadmap

From conversation to rollout

  1. 1
    Alignment call
  2. 2
    Technical review
  3. 3
    Pilot scope
  4. 4
    Integration
  5. 5
    Live pilot
  6. 6
    Rollout decision