Bankit, a wholly owned Nigerian financial technology brand, has restated its commitment to trust, transparency, and customer security as the world marks International Fraud Awareness Week. 

As digital payments continue to expand across the country, Bankit is taking a firm stand on the need for Nigerians to prioritize financial platforms that are clear, honest, and free from hidden charges.

Bankit’s Head of Marketing and Communications, Kingsley Ezenwa, said: “With Bankit, what you see is truly what you get—no hidden deductions, no confusing costs, and no unnecessary complications. Beyond transparency, Bankit also reinforces its reputation for safety and reliability. Our platform incorporates multiple layers of security including biometric login, advanced encryption, AI-powered fraud monitoring, device-level protection, and instant notifications to ensure users remain in full control of their accounts at all times.

”As a digital bank with a mission to create a more secure financial ecosystem, Bankit is actively supporting International Fraud Awareness Week through educational messaging, in-app alerts, and awareness campaigns designed to help Nigerians recognise and prevent common fraud tactics. The company continues to remind customers never to share their PINs, OTPs, or personal credentials with anyone—ever.”