INFINOX announces significant enhancements to its services tailored for the Nigerian market, including improved services, flexible payment options, and customizable rebate models.
INFINOX , a leading name in online trading , is pleased to announce significant enhancements to its services tailored for the Nigerian market. In collaboration with esteemed local banking partners, including Globus Bank and GT Bank, INFINOX is introducing improved services and flexible payment options to better serve their valued clients.
The addition of innovative payment options, such as Crypto Payment and the upcoming integration of Payment Service Provider Korapay, further solidifies their dedication to meeting the diverse needs of the Nigerian trading community. Understanding the unique needs of every partner, INFINOX introduces customizable rebate models
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