How To Get Palmpay Pos And All You Need To Know

palmpay pos - How to become palmpay agent and Get pos Easily, Requirement, Target, Charges and Features

What is PalmPay?

PalmPay is a mobile payment platform designed to create a rewarding financial experience for Nigerians.

Requirement to get the palmpay pos.

The following are the things you will need if you want to get a PalmPay POS:

  1. A verified identity card (international passport, national ID card, Voters card
  2. Utility bill (Nepa bill)
  3. Business license (For registered businesses only)
  4. Valid Bank verification number
  5. Valid account number
  6. Passport photograph




How To Get Palmpay Pos?

You can get palmpay pos through any of palmpay staff or any of palmpay aggregator.


Palmpay Aggregator office address.

You can contact Ayokola Paygam Services through whatsaap/call 08133749636, OR visit Ayokola Paygam Services office at 7, FOLASADE ADETUNJI STREET, JANKARA IJAIYE LAGOS. 

Palmpay Pos Charges.

Palmpay charges 0.5% capped at #100 on ATM card withdrawals and charges #10 on deposit/transfers, 3% commission on airtime and also gives back 1% commission on every bill payments.

Below is the breakdown charges of palmpay ATM card withdrawals .

1000 charges is #5

2000 charges is #10

3000 charges is #15

4000 charges is #20

5000 charges is #25

6000 charges is #30

7000 charges is #35

8000 charges is #40

9000 charges is #45

10,000 charges is #50

11,000 charges is #55

12,000 charges is #60

13,000 charges is #65

14,000 charges is #70

15,000 charges is #75

16,000 charges is #80

17,000 charges is #85

18,000 charges is #90

19,000 charges is #95

20,000 charges is #100

20,000 above to any amount charges is #100


Palmpay Aggregator office address.

TO GET YOUR PALMPAY POS TODAY contact Ayokola Paygam Services through whatsaap 08133749636, OR visit Ayokola Paygam Services office at 7, FOLASADE ADETUNJI STREET, JANKARA IJAIYE LAGOS. 

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