Nigeria’s SeerBit, a leading pan-African payments company, has announced its integration with PayPal, enabling merchants across its supported markets to accept payments directly from PayPal users at checkout.
SeerBit makes it easier for businesses and financial service providers to make and accept payments from their customers across Africa. Users have the advantage of enjoying flexible features to fit any business with a single integration.
Currently, SeerBit is operating in 10 African countries with a wide range of solutions developed to drive the adoption of digital payments across the continent. Partners include The British Council, United Bank for Africa (UBA), and Xero, among others.
It has now partnered PayPal in a move that means customers shopping on SeerBit-powered platforms can now choose PayPal alongside cards, bank transfers, and mobile money, while allowing merchants to manage all transactions in one place. The feature enhances buyer confidence, reduces cart abandonment, and improves conversion rates; all key factors in global e-commerce success.
“African businesses have the talent and products to compete globally; the missing link has often been access to trusted, convenient payment options,” said Omoniyi Kolade, CEO of SeerBit. “By integrating PayPal, we’re bridging that gap for merchants, helping them build credibility with global customers and making it easier for the world to do business with Africa.”
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