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Review Of GTWorld, GTBank Mobile Banking App On Android And iOS

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With GTWorld, you have a Mobile Banking App that is designed to cater to all that’s important to you easily and seamlessly. The facial recognition feature means that you now have mobile banking App that recognizes you and adapts to how and when you want to bank.

The management of GTBank Nigeria has unveiled GTWorld, a mobile banking app that is strategically designed to cater to all that’s important to customers easily and seamlessly.

Unveiling the app at the banks’ corporate headquarter in Lagos, the Managing Director of GTBank, Mr. Segun Agbaje noted that the app was launched in tandem with the ever changing banking ecosystem, where banking services are given to the customer how they want it and not how the bank wants it.

Built on the back of the bank’s customer-centric digital strategy, GTWorld features biometric authentication, such as facial recognition and fingerprint, which recognizes a customer and adapts to how and when they want to bank. The Mobile banking app also features a seamless switch to GAPS Lite, the online banking platform for small businesses which offers a flexible and secure channel to make payments and collections anywhere in the world.

Why the App?

With the rapid growth of Smartphone penetration in Nigeria, there has been a steady increase in the adoption of mobile banking solutions. Smartphone users are however very conscious about the security and efficiency and convenience of such applications; and on those three fronts, the GTWorld app excels remarkably. the mobile banking App offers customers access to more than 90 percent of the Bank’s services on their Smartphones, guarantees further security through biometric authentication and ensures convenience through the Quick feature, which enables a user to perform transactions without signing in, among others.

GTWorld empowers customers, like never before, to make payments and access in-branch services swiftly and seamlessly, without going to a branch. Some of the App’s, amongst several others. When switched to GAPS-Lite, the app offers small business owners access to real-time monitoring of all transactions and the ability to make bulk and single transfers on the go to any account in the world.

Gtbank has consistently played a leading role in Africa’s banking industry. The GTBank brand is regarded by industry watchers as one of the best run financial institutions across its subsidiary countries and serves as a role model within the financial services industry due to its bias for world class corporate governance standards, excellent services, quality and innovation.

Key Features

• Login and complete your transactions using your face, fingerprint or a 4-digit PIN.
• Check your account balance; transfer money within your accounts and buy airtime; all without having to sign in.
• Turn your contacts into a beneficiary list; send money to someone using just their mobile number.
• Apply for loans and set savings target right from your phone.
• Send your Account Statements to your email or to an embassy of your choice.

Manage your Accounts:
• Set up a new account and view your account balance(s).
• View transaction history and search transactions
• Fx Transfers to all Banks
• Confirm and manage your cheques.

Payment and Bills
• Pay bills
• Transfer money to GTBank accounts and all other banks.
• Buy airtime and data for self and third party.
• Schedule and manage standing orders

Where the App Fails

This is a GTBank centric app and also for its localized customers. It does nothing to bring a fusion of all customers across Africa. GTBank has not solved the missing digital financial product problem in Africa.

Donald Trump Is A Customer Experience Strategist And Why Every Firm Needs Someone Like Him

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In this videocast, I discuss why Donald Trump is a world-class customer experience strategist who will do everything to satisfy his customers (his political base). When he does this (to his base voter segment), he understands that they are big enough to deliver a win. Every other person, not in that base, will not understand him, and he does not care. But people in the segment applaud him. He is fanatical in his relationship with his customers (the Trump voters) and can throw the world under the bus (like exiting the Paris Climate Agreement) to make them happy. You need someone like Donald Trump in your executive management with instincts to know what your customers want. He is a deal and you must work to understand his mind.

U.S. Paris Climate Deal Exit Will Extend Nigeria’s Recession By Depressing Oil Price

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U.S. exited the Paris Climate Deal, a global efforts to deal with the challenges of global warming, yesterday. This will have sever challenges to Nigeria;s economy. The impact is already being felt in the markets.

Oil prices tumbled below $50 on Friday amid worries that U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to abandon a global climate pact could spark more crude drilling in the United States, stoking a persistent glut in global supply.

Global benchmark Brent crude futures was down 1.7 percent, or 80 cents, at $49.75 a barrel, as of 0725 GMT.

U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude CLc1 futures dropped 87 cents, or 1.81 percent, to $47.46 per barrel.

Commodity markets were absorbing news the United States would withdraw from the landmark 2015 global agreement to fight climate change, a move that fulfilled a major campaign pledge but drew condemnation from U.S. allies.

The impact is that OPEC will largely be irrelevant as U.S. drillers will pump without any environmental concern which will help reduce their production cost.

Surging U.S. production has put a strain on OPEC members’ efforts to curb production to drain a global crude supply overhang.

A week ago, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and some non-OPEC members met in Vienna to roll over an output cut deal to reduce 1.8 million barrels per day (bpd) until the end of next March.

Oil prices are down some 7.5 percent since OPEC’s May 25 decision to extend the cuts.

VOD Market In Africa And Why Investors Must Have Long-Term View [Video]

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In this videocast, I discuss why the Video-on-Demand market in Africa is growing and appealing. As the continent welcomes new players, locally and internationally, the competition will accelerate. Winning will involve many factors including the ability to price competitively, develop efficient compression algorithms to reduce cost of broadband, and provision of quality local contents. Investors in this sector must have long-term perspectives.