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smartpreps:
Yes it is easier when you already have a VoguePay . just at www.smartpreps.net and update your profile choosing the course(s) you which to take and enter you VoguePay ID

I should do that right away. Thanks for this amazing earning opportunity. Is this programme in partnership with VoguePay?

KingMicky3286:
I am looking for a good nigerian payment gateway to accept credit cards online, for my business.

Please let me know if there is any good one...

Am selling online and i dont want to use paypal cause of its restrictions in Nigeria.

Nowadays, there are many online payment options, so it totally depends on what you are looking at.

One of the best I can easily recommend is www.VoguePay.com. It is Free, secure and trusted. You can check out their easy installation process to get you started http://voguepayblog.com/kb/getting-started-voguepay/

This is an interesting idea, so you can answer question and now get paid. I already have a VoguePay , so it makes it easier to start earning.

Congrats to the best indigenous payment processor in Africa

IkpuMmadu:



One of top Nigeria’s FinTech firm, VoguePay, won the Best FinTech startup competition in the recently concluded Cashless Expo. In an event well attended by stakeholders in the financial, Public, ICT and other sectors of the economy. While acknowledging the award, VoguePay representative, Geoffrey Weli Wosu, the co-founder of VoguePay and Director of Marketing, legal & compliance remarked that “VoguePay’s commitment to excellence as the award came as a result of several industry recognitions to VoguePay in 2016 “. He also added that VoguePay was rated as one of “best online payment in Africa” at African Achievers Awards by Forbes Magazine.

http://etimes.com.ng/2017/04/05/voguepay-announced-as-the-winner-of-the-best-fintech-startup/

VoguePay will feeling like:

Presido95:
I got this message from one Como Oil and Gas saying I have been shortlisted for interview and asking "their father" to pay 1K. I saw the message and immediately knew it was a scam. I can imagine how many people might have paid already. So I made sure I found out which platform they were using for their online payment (VoguePay), sent an email to them so others are not defrauded. Scammers have now moved to a new level in this country. It's possible they also got the details from NYSC, cos I know those guys have no security or from a NYSC mobilization list posted online by your school which has all your details including phone no. (Cos my sch posted the list on their website). Please do not fall for this.

Thanks for calling out this fraud.

But why are fraudsters so brazen in their approach to the extent of using a reputable online payment like VoguePay ?

Am aware they have a buyer protection programme that can help affected individuals to recover their funds http://voguepayblog.com/kb/deal-reversalcharge-back-due-frauds/

Recently read this on Punch: http://punchng.com/indigenous-firms-build-software-for-small-businesses/

This is an interesting development when local software can be developed to do the same thing all this foreign software are used for. Imagine that Nigeria spent up to N1 trillion Naira (i.e N1 billion X 1,000) on foreign software alone.

Kudos to www.probitybooks.com.

Do you know any local software produced in Nigeria that deserves any good mention too ( I can easily think of Remita, VoguePay, Interswitch etc).

Please mention others that deserve applause

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Successdude:
Thankyou so much. I hav an with them but not satisfied with their customer service..... And srcondly, having issues editing an info (my mobile number) on their site...

I think what you are calling them for is what you can even do for yourself from your . You should simply go to your SETTING change your DETAILS (with this you can edit your phone number including other profile details on voguepay).

Are you aware they have a self- blog where you can get answer to issues like this? You should check http://voguepayblog.com/kb

This policy might look like it is NOT favourable, but let's look at the bright side.

1. There is a HIGH cost of transporting cash that will be reduced as a result of this policy (that means government and businesses can save money)

2. Government will print less cash while saving the money (it might surprise you that the cost of printing N50 note is higher than N50. In fact it is almost the same cost to print N1000 note)

3. Incidences of arm robbery will be reduced.


But this does not mean that government should not provide reasonable incentives for people to adopt it. While the sanctions of additional fees might be imposed, there is need for Government to work with private stakeholders in the payment sector like www.VoguePay.com and the rest to set up easy solutions for payment.

I expect that on a massive scale of enlightenment on mobile money, POS and web payment options for businesses in this cities.

SmartyPants:
Hello everyone.

I am not too familiar with Cashenvoy and how they operate, so i would appreciate it if anyone here could help provide some clarity. I am in the process of g up with them, but surprisingly they are asking for my credit/debit card PIN. Why would they need this?

Is this legit??

Really, you should ask their team what they need your debit card PIN for. From a security point of view, I doubt if this is safe. In fact, you are not expected to share your PIN with anyone.

On the other hand, you might be required to provide your Bank details for withdrawal purposes. I use VoguePay.com and I have never been asked to provide my card pin instead, I have to add bank http://voguepayblog.com/kb/add-bank--voguepay-/



You need to ask questions to confirm what next to do.

babatope88:
Which of the ecommerce platform are you using? Currently I'm building ecommerce application with Magento 2.1. Most of Nigeria payment Gateway don't have module for version 2. So the only option I have now is building one by my self, by Integrating Paystack

Whao , so you had to create something from scratch. It might be easier using this plugin from VoguePay for magneto. https://voguepay.com/magento

Whytelyon:


Paystack pays out merchant services in Nigeria? I have never heard of that. That's obviously one factor to consider man.

VoguePay is one of the popular local gateways so it might be a better option than a relatively new one in of security and robust feature.

shoguns:
Please visit probitybooks.com and try the magic of ProbityBooks, its an All-In-One Invoicing, Inventory & Intelligence Reporting Online ing Solution designed Makes Invoicing & Selling EASY.

www.probitybooks.com

07031008088

I have seen how ProbityBooks.com works. As 1 in all solution for ing, invoicing and mPOS, it is perfect Nigerian solution for a Nigerian platform. It can easily help with IFRS compliance and audit purposes.

I give it my vote. You can also try it yourself at probitybooks.com (they have at free 15 day trial )

Divinerace:

can i fund my bet9ja with voguepay?
if yes, how?

The only way it is possible is if Bet9Ja uses VoguePay as one of the payment gateways.

ITbomb:
VoguePay always redirect to WebPay which is interswitch so why I dey always wondered how they charged less

It recently noticed that transactions on VoguePay no longer redirect to WebPay.

My organisation integrates VoguePay for online payment, they have the reputation for being the first payment aggregator in Nigeria to accept international payment. Presently offering the lowest transaction charges across the payment space in Nigeria. g up on VoguePay is free and simple and its mainly for SMEs. The solution works for eCommerce services as I know some of their clients that use it specifically for international transactions.


Hope it helps.

We integrate VoguePay, they have the reputation for being the first payment aggregator in Nigeria to accept international payment. Presently offering the lowest transaction charges across the payment space in Nigeria. The solution works for eCommerce services as I know some of their clients that use it specifically for international transactions.


Hope it helps.

Danyl:

Please is it possible to use just business name registration to receive funds on my website without too much restrictions? I will be awaiting your response.

Yes now and it is easy sef. One of their customer guys called Tope was very helpful in assisting with issues like this. But this is something that you can easily set up by yourself if you use their guides.

I will advise that you check out any of these: http://voguepayblog.com/kb/getting-started-voguepay/ or this one http://voguepayblog.com/kb/how-do-i--my-business-/

This was me in your shoe, before now:

FellepHq:
That's interesting, voguepay is clearly the leading payment processor in Nigeria, simple to integrate and now, very low processing fees.

But as for SME's marketing online, the problem is always delivery, how can an SME sell products for 2k when the delivery fee is 2k plus. I've been thinking of how to sell Aba made shoes online, but when I think of the incurred cost of shipping them to clients, I find the idea ridiculous.

Logistics is one big problem to solve in this country, abeg.. If you look around, some couriers do not charge up to 2K per delivery depending on the location.

I am wondering why VoguePay is reducing prices when almost everyone else in this country is raising prices? That is a good move for customers anyway, especially, me. Kudos to them.

This is an interesting development from VoguePay. This is how i feel right now

I totally agree with @VastfinderBlog on the issues of fraud and how to prevent it in Nigeria.

What we have noticed is that online payment fraud is a global issue (not just an issue with Nigeria). Unfortunately, when small businesses owners are exposed to this fraud, they might not have resources to pursue redress.

Since these activities happen online, online payment gateways have an important role to play in preventing this from happening by making sure that...

1. Businesses using them perform adequate KYC to prevent them from using the payment gateway for fraud

2. Ensure they have adequate intelligence gathering mechanism for transaction monitorings.

The good news is that fraud rates will go down if there is collaborations among all players. There is an article that discusses how VoguePay - an online payment solution in Nigeria - is making efforts to ensure that its merchants and s are safe from payment fraud. They are the perfect example I can give.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/04/cybercrime-voguepay-seeks-cooperation-among-payment-firms-security-agencies/

Have you tried voguepay, Voguepay s the best indigenous payment platform in Nigeria. VoguePay is a -friendly online payment platform in Nigeria that allows you set up an for free and receive, transfer funds with or without a website. Voguepay is lots of inbuilt plugins that can be built into your platform for free. Its Safe, Secured and Reliable. Check out the Voguepay website www.voguepay.com

sonoforogun:
Dear Fellow Nairalanders, I wish to bring to the notice of the general public the fraudulent activity of an online based company -
Aspireplus Global Resources, that sells "used" Exams Checker Cards online via http://cardstore.com.ng/.

I bought a NECO card from Aspireplus Global Resources, only to discover to my utmost surprise that the
card was USED already. Immediately I ed VoguePay , who processed the payment, to inform
them of the development. I also attached screenshots of the payment made and also the message from NECO
stating that the card has already been used by another candidate!

VoguePay replied and told me that though my payment was facilitated by VoguePay, there is a need for me
to the merchant (i.e. Aspireplus Global Resources - managers of cardstore.com.ng) from whom the
purchase was made. And for the past three days, I have been trying to call their line (08165602301),
and it is either unanswered or switched off. Only God knows what the problem is.

After a follow-up mail from me intimating VoguePay of my efforts and inability to reach the merchant
(i.e. Aspireplus Global Resources), VoguePay later ed me and advised that I approach my bank to
request reversal of the funds. But is it possible for my bank to retrieve money already paid out and
receipt issued with transaction ID?

Though, I feel helpless in this fight, I wonder how many others feel helpless and just give up because
there was nothing they could do? Just imagine how many people may have lost money to this criminal act
from Aspireplus Global Resources aka cardstore.com.ng simply because there was nothing they could do?.

For me, it is not about the sum per se, but for the fact that any binding contract must be followed up
and adhered to, unless there is a breach of trust, which is an indictment on Aspireplus Global Resources
aka cardstore.com.ng.

I am not going to lie low and take this shit from Aspireplus Global Resources .. Aspireplus Global
Resources must be exposed for who they really are - FRAUDS. They have refused to refund the money
despite mail sent to them from VoguePay requesting them to help attend to my request or they should
simply send the NECO Card Pin I paid them for shikena.

Find screenshots attached.
Thank you.

Payment details are as below:

582c950b1f5f8 16th Nov 2016 6:21PM Nigerian Naira 550.00 Payment for NECO RESULT CHECKER (1 at
550.00) Buyer Email: [email protected]
Approved

Please request for a charge back from Voguepay. checkout this link http://voguepayblog.com/kb/deal-reversalcharge-back-due-frauds/

roaringlamb01:


Thanks.

I have sent a mail to them about 5days ago... No reply...

A sure sign that they can't be relayed upon.

If there is no reply from @voguepay.com, Kindly send the mail to [email protected] for prompt response.

Sir,
​
​Thank you for ing VoguePay and please accept my apology for the hitches you may be having on your prestashop integration.The reason the plugin installed is not showing might be because of improper installation, however, we would recommend that you review through this advice.

1.The installation ZIP (https://voguepay.com/prestashop) that you ed herein is the installation guide.
2.Unzip the file
3.Open the folder “VoguePay Prestashop 1.6)
4.You would see “VoguePay” and “ installation document”
5.Zip the folder named “ VoguePay”
6. the zipped folder ( it will now appear like this,voguepay.zip) to your control (commonly called anel presta module directory. E.g mysitename..com/presta/modules
7.After you have ed the zipped file, right click and extract
8.After you have done as guided above, go to your backend
9.Under module tab, click payment
10.You would see VoguePay, click on it and configure your merchant’s Id
11.Go to Preference Seo & Urls Set Up Urls and set friendly Url to YES.Please attend to as advised and do not hesitate to keep us posted on the progress . Your satisfaction is our delight!

NOTE: You can call VoguePay lines on 08170008003, 08183749988 or send a mail to @voguepay.com . You can also talk to voguepay via our social media platforms
Facebook: www.facebook.com/voguepay
Twitter: @voguepay


Regards.

Hello roaringlamb01, I use voguepay platform to receive payment on my website, and i am very sure about their technical reliability and competence. I am very sure there will be a solution to your request if you call their line. You can call voguepay on 08170008003, 08183749988 or send a mail to @voguepay.com.

Echatbook:
Well I recently needed to integrate VoguePay Payment Gateway with Hostbill and found out that there was no available plugin to do this, so I decide to write my own plugin and share it to the community for those that might need it. If you need to integrate VoguePay with any other platforms just comment it here and I will see if I can do that for you.

link to the module here
https://github.com/tescoint/voguepay

This is impressive.

Wow....wonderful article by Favour Uzoaru, its a very fascinating and catchy article, learnt alot and it really shows how an average Nigerian can benefits from cashless policy. However going cashless is more than just accepting payment online, there is really more to cashless policy. I came across an article that could help explain this better. http://voguepayblog.com/going-cashless-accepting-payment-online-solved-real-problem/

frankfelmedia:
HELLO my honorable web masters, pls i need your help, how can i integrate payment gateways (like cashenvoy, voguepay etc) to my joomla sites ?

i will be glad for your positive response. Thanks

VoguePay has several custom Joomla modules that you can integrate on your website. They all happen to be free and you can do it yourself with a little from their customer team.

I have also noticed that most of VoguePay's Joomla s have SMS business. Many of the modules is customized to these audience.

Are you planning to start a SMS business too?

Here is the link https://www.voguepay.com/joomla

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SimplePay, Cash Envoy and VoguePay are all doing well in the e-payment industry. They all have there basis features and niche in the industry. However i am much more particular about Voguepay. Basically Voguepay targets audience are SMEs and this allows small businesses sign up for free on Voguepay platform. and you need little or no cash to integrate the platform on your website. Moreover Voguepay charges are limited compare to other payment platform.

As a Voguepay merchant, you really dont need help from any developer because all the plugins you need are already on voguepay platform and they are easy to integrate.

I have been merchant on Voguepay platform for 2 years now and they have been really awesome in all ramifications in the E-payment sector

You should follow the response from @DomainKingTeam, that will help.

Did you send any ticket to VoguePay about this?

VoguePay.com, leading e-payment platform that serves hundreds of thousands of small businesses in four continents has won the best emerging online payment platform in Africa at the African Information Technology and Telecom Awards (AITTA) 2016 held Accra, Ghana.

Launched in 2012, VoguePay was created with a vision to make online, cross-currency payments and transactions safer, cheaper and more accessible for businesses, traders and consumers in Africa and internationally.

The platform offers both s and merchants an opportunity to transact without directly using their card or bank details.

With tens of thousands of clients, VoguePay’s integrated solutions and services are helping small and medium businesses (SMEs) to power their online payment infrastructure by offering free online payment integration to serve an estimated market audience of 20 million SMEs in Nigeria.

This year’s edition of the coveted ICT awards organised by InstinctWaves, publishers of Africa’s only free ICT and telecoms magazine, MobileWorld recognized industry leaders across various categories including e-payment were VoguePay was awarded the Best Emerging Online Payment Platform in Africa.

Akin Naphtal, CEO of InstinctWave, speaking at the event, remarked that VoguePay won the industry recognition as a result of its contribution to online payment in Nigeria and Africa in general. Other award recipients include the Nigeria (NITDA) for ‘local Content Promotion in Africa’ and Nigeria Communications Commission (NCC) for ‘African Regulator of the year’ among other award recipients.

Continue reading: https://venturesafrica.com/voguepay-becomes-leading-online-payment-platform-in-africa/

Learn more: www.voguepay.com