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UBA Introduces Twitter Transaction Notification Service

UBA Introduces Twitter Transaction Notification Service

By Cool in 9 Jul 2014 | 13:18
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United Bank for Africa UBA Plc has introduced Twitter based transaction alerts for customers
on a new level. The bank announced that customers now
have the option of receiving transaction alerts in their Twitter
direct message inbox.

The new UBA Twitter Notification Service will not however replace the current SMS alerts system put
in place for all the bank’s customers, but will instead complement it for added convenience to all those who subscribe to the service.

Rasheed Adegoke, UBA’s Director, Information Technology said,
“Twitter is increasingly becoming
a popular means of
communication especially among the young adults. As a highly innovative bank, we are giving
the Millennials who are increasingly banking with us an
option to get transaction alerts on their preferred platform. “
Customers seeking to receive the Twitter powered transaction
alerts should visit the UBA Group website or the UBA Twitter page
to register. On the Group’s website, customers will be asked to click on the Twitter notification service page, enter
their account number and submit. By following all the other
displayed instructions to log on into their personal account and
enable access, it takes little effort for the customer to sign up. The alerts received will only be seen by the customer since it goes directly into their message box
on Twitter.

With the introduction of this service, UBA reinforces its
growing presence and
engagement on social media, having been acknowledged as
one of Nigeria’s leading banks in the social media space. This is the first time any bank in Nigeria
will offer customers a third option of receiving their
transaction alerts via their Twitter handle. [hupso]
9 Jul 2014 | 13:18
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