TGIPay Launches New Payment Gateway to Drive Africa’s Digital Economy

TGIPay has officially launched its next-generation payment gateway in Lagos, introducing a platform designed to simplify and secure digital transactions for businesses across Africa. 

Marking its entry into the continent’s expanding digital economy, the launch, attended by representatives of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), key industry partners and regulators, highlighted TGIPay’s goal to drive seamless and secure financial transactions across the continent.

TGIPay was designed to simplify payment collection and processing for businesses of all sizes, offering multi-channel acceptance options, including cards, transfers, USSD, and bank accounts. 

The platform provides real-time settlements, intuitive dashboards, and developer-friendly APIs, making it a comprehensive solution for merchants navigating Africa’s growing digital commerce landscape.

Speaking at the launch, Gbolahan Raji, managing director and chief executive officer of TGIPay, said the company aims to close the gap between financial inclusion and digital adoption across the continent.

“TGIPay is more than a payment gateway; it’s a catalyst for growth,” he said. “We have built a platform that empowers businesses to scale effortlessly, giving them tools to collect payments securely and manage transactions transparently. Our mission is to redefine trust and reliability within Africa’s payment ecosystem.”

Also addressing guests, Olumide Adebowale, chairman of TGIPay, reaffirmed the company’s commitment to innovation and collaboration.

“Africa’s payment landscape is evolving rapidly, and TGIPay is here to set a new standard of excellence,” Adebowale noted. “Our collaborations with banks, fintechs, and regulators demonstrate our commitment to building sustainable solutions that simplify commerce, strengthen compliance, and foster confidence in digital payments.

This vision has been over three decades in the making — a dream conceived more than 30 years ago has thoughtfully been nurtured into reality. Seeing it come to life today is both humbling and deeply fulfilling. I extend my sincere appreciation to everyone who contributed to turning this long-held dream into a thriving platform that will shape Africa’s financial future.”

TGIPay’s technology is built on a unified payment experience that enables merchants to receive payments via cards, bank transfers, USSD, or bank accounts, all from a single dashboard. Its smart settlement system supports real-time tracking and instant notifications, while its PCI DSS–certified security framework ensures robust protection for every transaction.

Tanitoluwa Adebowale, chief technology officer of TGIPay, shed further light on the company’s technology-first approach.

“Our goal from day one was to build a platform that doesn’t just process payments but anticipates risks, ensures reliability, and scales intelligently. Every line of code at TGIPay reflects our commitment to performance, data integrity, and security. This product represents our commitment to innovation and excellence, and we are excited to see how it will positively impact our customers and the market. We are obsessed with creating technology that serves people — safely and seamlessly.”

In line with this, Lanre Adelanwa Basamta, co-founder and CEO of Optimus AI, commended TGIPay’s dedication to building a secure and resilient infrastructure.

“TGIPay’s intentionality toward data protection and user security is impressive. Their architecture shows deep respect for customer trust — a quality that sets them apart in today’s fintech landscape. It’s refreshing to see a platform built with such precision and foresight.”

The launch featured live demonstrations, partner showcases, and networking sessions, underscoring TGIPay’s readiness to reshape how businesses and consumers transact across Africa.

As TGIPay embarks on its continental expansion, its focus remains on building trust, simplifying payments, and accelerating financial inclusion.

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