PalmPay, one of Nigeria’s leading digital banking platforms, has thrown its weight behind the Nigeria Police Force National Cybercrime Centre (NPF-NCCC) during the 2025 Cybersecurity Awareness Walk held in Abuja.
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The initiative was part of activities marking this year’s Cybersecurity Awareness Month themed “Secure Our World.”
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The awareness walk brought together stakeholders from law enforcement agencies, regulatory institutions, and the private sector to promote public education on cybersecurity, financial fraud prevention, and safe online practices.
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PalmPay joined other participants in advocating stronger public vigilance and safer digital engagement, reaffirming its commitment to supporting national efforts that enhance cybersecurity and consumer protection.
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Speaking at the event, PalmPay’s Managing Director, Mr. Chika Reginald Nwosu, lauded the NPF-NCCC for its proactive fight against cybercrime and commitment to safeguarding consumers. He called for sustained collaboration between the public and private sectors to strengthen Nigeria’s digital ecosystem.
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“We commend the NPF-NCCC for its leadership in driving cybersecurity awareness,” Nwosu said. “At PalmPay, we are committed to supporting initiatives that promote digital safety and foster trust in Nigeria’s growing digital economy.”
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During the event, PalmPay was also recognised for its contributions toward regulatory engagement and consumer protection within the fintech industry.
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The collaboration underscores PalmPay’s ongoing efforts to advance cybersecurity awareness, fraud prevention, and consumer protection as part of its mission to create a safer and more inclusive financial ecosystem in Nigeria.
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PalmPay continues to drive financial inclusion and economic empowerment through its secure, user-friendly, and accessible digital financial services offering products ranging from mobile payments and savings to micro-insurance through its app and extensive mobile money agent network