PalmPay App: The Shocking Truth No One Tells You!
- Simon Zaku
- Mar 28
- 3 min read
Updated: Apr 4
Have You Been Sleeping on PalmPay? Here’s What You Need to Know!

Let’s be honest…
In Nigeria, finding a fast, reliable, and stress-free payment app is like searching for a power bank when PHCN strikes—frustrating! But what if I told you there's one app making waves right now?
Enter PalmPay—the fintech app that’s shaking up mobile banking in Nigeria. But is it really the best?
Or just another hype?
In this deep dive, we’ll uncover the shocking truths about PalmPay, from its ownership and security to how you can make money using it. Keep reading—you might just rethink your banking choices!
What You Will Learn
Who owns PalmPay and how it works
How to download the PalmPay app
Whether CBN recognizes PalmPay (because we don’t want wahala)
How to earn money on PalmPay
The pros and cons of PalmPay compared to other mobile banks
And so much more!
Table of Contents
What is PalmPay?
PalmPay is a digital payment app that allows users to send and receive money, buy airtime, pay bills, and even earn rewards.
Launched in 2019, PalmPay has quickly grown into one of Nigeria’s top fintech platforms.
Which Bank Owns PalmPay?
PalmPay is owned by Transsnet Financial, a joint venture between Transsion Holdings (the parent company of Tecno, Infinix, and Itel) and NetEase, a Chinese technology company.
Who is the CEO of PalmPay?
The current CEO of PalmPay is Chika Nwosu, a fintech expert who previously worked at 9mobile and other major financial institutions.
How to Contact PalmPay Customer Service
Need to reach PalmPay? Here’s how:
Phone:Â 018886888
Email:Â support@palmpay.com
Social Media:Â @PalmPayApp on Twitter and Facebook
How to Download the PalmPay App
Downloading the PalmPay app is simple! Follow these steps:
Go to the App Store or Google Play Store
Search for "PalmPay"Â and click on the official app
Click "Install"Â and wait for the download to complete
Open the app, sign up, and start enjoying PalmPay!
Is PalmPay Recognized by CBN?
Yes! PalmPay is fully licensed by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)Â and operates legally as a mobile money service provider.
Which is Better: PalmPay or OPay?
PalmPay and OPay are two of Nigeria’s most popular fintech apps, but which one is better?
Here’s a quick comparison:
PalmPay:Â Great for rewards, easy transfers, and bill payments
OPay:Â Offers more services like ride-hailing, betting, and loans
Both are good, but it depends on what you need!
How to Make Money on PalmPay
Yes, you can make money using PalmPay!
Here’s how:
Referral Bonuses – Invite friends and earn cash rewards
Cashback on Transactions – Earn discounts and bonuses on purchases
PalmPay POS Business – Become an agent and earn commission on transactions
Pros of PalmPay
PalmPay comes with some impressive benefits:
Fast and Easy Transactions – Send and receive money in seconds
Cashback & Rewards – Earn bonuses when you use the app
Low Transaction Fees – Affordable compared to traditional banks
Licensed by CBN – 100% legal and secure
User-Friendly Interface – Simple, clean, and easy to navigate
Cons of PalmPay
But let’s be honest—nothing is perfect.
Here are some drawbacks:
Customer Support Issues – Some users complain about slow responses
Limited Features – Fewer services compared to competitors like OPay
Network Glitches – Occasional app downtimes reported
FAQs
Is PalmPay available on iOS?
Yes! You can download it from the Apple App Store.
Is PalmPay available on Android?
Absolutely! It’s available on the Google Play Store for Android users.
Which bank is PalmPay under?
PalmPay operates as a mobile money service provider licensed by the CBN but is not directly owned by a Nigerian bank.
What is the code for BVN?
Dial 5650#Â to check your BVN on your registered phone number.
How much is a PalmPay POS machine?
Prices vary, but you can get a PalmPay POS for ₦20,000 - ₦30,000 depending on your location.
How do I call PalmPay customer service?
You can call 018886888Â for direct support.
Conclusion
PalmPay is a fantastic fintech app for Nigerians looking for fast, secure, and rewarding transactions.
Whether you’re sending money, paying bills, or looking to earn cashback, PalmPay has something for you!
If you're tired of bank wahala and want an easier way to handle your finances, why not try PalmPay today?
But let’s hear from you… Have you used PalmPay before? What was your experience like? Drop your thoughts in the comments!
Simon Taki Zaku
Founder, CEO, IbiFoundry Limited
For the IbiFoundry.com.ng E-magazine.