Which Fintech Apps Can You Trust in Nigeria? PalmPay User Shares Inspiring and Rewarding Experience
Are you seeking a fintech app which you can trust for seamless transactions and upscaling of your business?
For many Nigerians, fintech apps are judged by one simple question: Can I trust the platform?
The same was the case for Happiness, a young Nigerian entrepreneur who was seeking a trustworthy platform to upscale her business and grow her brand.

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She discovered PalmPay, and it was not just a safe fintech to her, but a rewarding platform which stood out in the most defining moments of her life.
How PalmPay boosted young entrepreneur’s business
In 2025, Happiness relied on PalmPay to run her business – from receiving customer payments, paying vendors, and managing daily transactions.
During PalmPay’s Hustle Grant Campaign, she joined thousands of small business owners hoping to win the N500,000 funding.
While she didn’t make the shortlist, the campaign gave her business something just as valuable: visibility.

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New customers discovered her brand, enquiries increased, and sales followed
PalmPay didn’t just host a campaign; it created an ecosystem where small businesses could be seen and supported.
PalmPay saves the day with seamless transactions
Just days after she applied for the PalmPay Hustle Grant, Happiness’ life changed.
On August 30, 2025, she lost her father. With this loss came challenges, especially regarding payment.
They tried transferring money through regular banks but were met with declined transactions. Happiness suggested using her PalmPay account, and it was successful.
In a moment defined by loss and urgency, PalmPay cut through the chaos, proving that reliability isn’t a feature, it’s a lifeline.
Happiness’ relationship with PalmPay didn’t stop at transactions. Through other management tools on the app, she learned to build discipline around her finances.
More than an app, Palmpay is a financial partner
Beyond transactions, PalmPay’s tools helped Happiness build better money habits and financial discipline.
Today, the brand continues to reward reliability through initiatives like its ongoing Premier Cool campaign, reinforcing a simple message: consistency should come with value.

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The idea is simple: Purchase a bar of soap and stand a chance to get ₦10,000cash and other cash benefits. It’s PalmPay’s way of saying that smart money habits deserve real value in return.
Why PalmPay earns trust
Life doesn’t give warnings before it tests you. When it does, you need a platform that doesn’t just usually work but always works.
For many users, PalmPay proves to be more than a payment app. It is a trusted partner powering ambitions, supporting users through defining life moments, while helping them bank smartly.
When it mattered most, PalmPay came through for them.
To watch the full testimonial visit: @palmpayapp_ng.
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Adunni Amodeni (Content Editor) Adunni Amodeni is a journalist with ten years of working experience in the media industry. She graduated from Babcock University in 2012 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Mass Communication. Adunni previously worked with Encomium Magazine (2012-2015). Email: shoyemi.adedolapo@corp.legit.ng
Victoria Nwahiri (Human Interest Editor) Victoria Nwahiri is a Reuters-certified journalist with 5+ years of experience in digital, social media, and print journalism. As a one-time freelancer and full-time journalist, she has extensively covered lifestyle, entertainment, and human interest stories that have impacted and attracted top policymakers. She is currently a Human Interest Editor at Legit.ng and can be reached via victoria.nwahiri@corp.legit.ng