Online Payment Scams Could Be a Thing of the Past – Nigeria Techpreneur, Osarhiemen Says

In today’s digital era, the prevalence of online scams, payment delays, and transactional disputes has become a significant concern for businesses and individuals alike. This has led to increased caution when conducting high-value online transactions.

This was the rhythm of the day at the TechCabal’s Moonshot 2024 event, the fintech platform Poggah was introduced, aiming to address these pressing issues with a novel approach.

While speaking to the founder; Joseph says that the company mission is to provide a secure and reliable solution for financial transactions, minimizing risks associated with online dealings. By ensuring that both buyers and sellers adhere to agreed-upon terms before the exchange of money, Poggah significantly reduces the potential for disputes and enhances transactional transparency, providing a crucial layer of security.
Poggah, which is just over a year old and thriving, offers features like virtual accounts for business payments and real-time transaction monitoring. These tools allow users to manage payments securely and efficiently, providing seamless access to funds and easy transaction tracking. This helps alleviate concerns about security breaches or delays.

Poggah has received substantial support from Joseph Osarhiemen, the founder of Credevnet’s iRecplus, a leading cloud-based inventory system.

Joseph emphasized that poggah dot com aims to establish a new standard of trust in digital transactions, enabling businesses and individuals to confidently engage and As Nigerian businesses continue to seek robust digital solutions for financial operations, Poggah’s focus on transparency and simplicity stands out. The platform’s tailored modules for industries such as logistics and healthcare underscore its versatility and value.

With the introduction of Poggah, a promising solution to the challenges of online scams and transactional disputes emerges, potentially transforming the landscape of digital transactions in Nigeria. He also encouraged Nigerians to be interested in this new wave by going to the website to explore its offerings.