United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc has introduced an innovative online banking solution called U-Social, which offers flexibility and convenience to customers who desire to do banking transactions on social media using their Facebook account.
U-Social is designed to promote financial inclusion and to make the bank’s services available to customers regardless of the time and their locations.
U-Social comes as online-based application on Facebook, it is easy to download and immediately syncs with the user’s Facebook account.
U-Social is also an easy-to-use and secure banking solution, which is accessible to all UBA customers who are on Facebook. Users can access U-Social on https://ubasocials.ubagroup.com on mobile or desktop device.
Users accessing U-Social are immediately presented with four options including; open account, enrolment, locate services and settings.
U-Social enables users to send money to other banks right from their Facebook page. It is as simple as a “click” and the money is sent.
With U-Social, users can also pay for all cable TV bills right on their Facebook page without having to disengage from any interesting conversation thread that is on-going. UBA’s U-Social users can also buy airtime right from their Facebook page and have cheques confirmed, cancelled and initiate new transactions while logged into their Facebook account.
“The beauty of U-social is that it has simplified banking and made it part of the social media space.” Yinka Adedeji, UBA’s Divisional Head, e-banking said
“With UBA’s U-Social, Facebook is not just where people connect with friends and family, it is also the place anyone can do his or her banking with ease” he explained.
UBA Takes Banking to Facebook with U-Social

United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc has introduced an innovative online banking solution called U-Social, which offers flexibility and convenience to customers who desire to do banking transactions on…
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