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  January 04, 2010
Interswitch Receives Honour From Global Atm Association, Becomes Loyal Member.

August 17, 2009
Precise Biometrics targets bank market in Africa through partnership with InterSwitch.

July 30, 2009
Chip & PIN: GTB Introduces Nigeria’s First EMV MasterCard Product on the Interswitch Platform.

July 23, 2009
Bank PHB Launches High Security Chip Enabled Cards.

WHO ARE WE?

InterSwitch Limited is an electronic transaction switching and payment processing company with a business footprint that covers the provision of shared, integrated message broker solutions for financial transactions, e-commerce, telecoms value-added services and e-billing in the Nigerian environment.

The company is an independent, private sector led, limited liability Company focused on facilitating the exchange of value between service providers (financial, telecommunications and utilities), merchants, their customers, & other stakeholders on a timely and continuous basis nationwide.

Through its “Super Switch” infrastructure, InterSwitch provides an online, real-time electronic payment system to support automated customer transactions from different customer touch points and transaction channels.
 

 



WHAT WE DO

Electronic transaction switching & Message Broker Solutions: This entails integrating host applications of different banks such that they are interconnected and can communicate data messages seamlessly.

Payment processing: We enable e-commerce transactions, m-commerce (telecommunications value-added services) and e-billing in the Nigerian environment.

InterSwitch facilitates real-time electronic payments for automated customer transactions from different customer touch points and transaction channels such as Automated Teller Machines (ATMS), Electronic Funds Transfer at the Point of Sale (EFT-POS) terminals, Mobile Phones, Personal Digital Assistants (PDA), traditional wired/wireless Telephones, the Personal Computer and the Internet.