ETranzact Plc has reaffirmed its support for Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) as a critical driver of Nigeria’s economic recovery, urging stronger collaboration between government and the private sector to accelerate digital transformation, improve public service delivery and strengthen the country’s financial ecosystem.
Speaking at the Nigeria Employers’ Summit 2026 in Abuja, the company’s Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Niyi Toluwalope, said digital payment systems have become central to economic growth by enhancing transparency, improving revenue collection and strengthening tax administration. He noted that efficient digital infrastructure creates the foundation for more accountable institutions and a resilient economy.
Brandspur Banking News Desk reports that the company identified Digital Identity, Trusted Data Exchange and Digital Payments as the three pillars of Digital Public Infrastructure, adding that Nigeria has already made significant progress with more than 100 million National Identity Number (NIN) registrations and over 60 million Bank Verification Numbers (BVNs). According to the company, expanding these digital assets will further improve trust, efficiency and financial inclusion across the country.
ETranzact said the private sector has a vital role in designing, operating and scaling digital infrastructure while government provides policy direction and regulatory support. The company argued that every secure digital payment creates reliable records that strengthen accountability, reduce financial leakages and increase public confidence in government institutions.
The fintech firm also highlighted several technology solutions it has deployed to support public and private sector operations, including its e-Invoicing Solution, Pension Gateway, Electronic Verification Management System (EVMS) and Central Billing Systems. These platforms are designed to improve operational efficiency, enhance transparency and simplify service delivery for organisations nationwide.
According to the company, digital payment innovation also advances environmental, social and governance (ESG) objectives by promoting financial inclusion, strengthening governance standards and enabling businesses to operate more efficiently. It reaffirmed its commitment to supporting reforms that deliver measurable economic outcomes through trusted digital payment infrastructure.
The Nigeria Employers’ Summit 2026 also featured discussions on expanding private sector participation in national development and the launch of an ESG implementation guide for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), reinforcing the growing importance of digital innovation and sustainability in Nigeria’s economic transformation agenda.
