Sterling Bank Upgrades Digital Bank, OneBank

Sterling Bank Limited has announced the launch of the new OneBank App.

According to the bank, the App, a comprehensive update to its digital banking solution, was introduced to align with the dynamic lifestyles of the Nigerian populace,

In a statement, the bank said that the new OneBank boasts an array of innovative features designed to streamline and enhance the banking experience for consumers of financial services.

‘‘These features include card requests and delivery to preferred locations, comprehensive budgeting, panic passwords, FX swaps, and escalation of failed transfers, all from the mobile app. Other exciting features planned are Urgent Cash, for users to obtain quick cash, and NQR, which allows users to send and receive online payments,’’ a statement by the bank read.

 Chief product officer of Sterling Bank, Mustapha Otaru, affirmed that this updated version of the OneBank App serves as the exclusive gateway to the bank’s entire digital ecosystem. He said, ‘‘The upgraded app is now available for download on both the iOS Store and Play Store; existing users can easily update their apps to the latest version. Otaru also mentioned that the former OneBank App will be removed from the app stores in due course, given the success experienced within a few weeks of launching the new version.’’ 

Group head of payment products, Seyi Olanrewaju, provides some context. He said the latest upgrade to OneBank was driven by a keen eye on evolving customer needs and trends in financial behavior. According to him, this revamped version offers a sleeker interface, and an intuitive user experience, reaffirming OneBank’s commitment to delivering cutting-edge digital banking solutions tailored to today’s consumers

Group chief marketing officer, Ibidapo Martins, highlighted how OneBank redefines digital convenience, placing banking services at users’ fingertips and minimising the frequency of visiting physical branches. He said, “The app facilitates self on-boarding, and convenient access to a range of financial services in one place.”