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UBA Tops List of Most Visited Banking Websites in Nigeria

Stephen Akudike by Stephen Akudike
August 2, 2024
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United Bank for Africa (UBA) has emerged as the most visited banking website in Nigeria, according to recent data from Semrush. UBA leads the rankings with 2.36 million visits in June 2024, surpassing competitors like Paystack and Guaranty Trust Holding Company (GTCO).

In a recent report, the United Bank for Africa (UBA) has been recognized as the most frequently visited banking website in Nigeria. The data, which reflects website traffic for June 2024, shows UBA at the top with 2.36 million visits.

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Following UBA, Paystack secured the second position with 2.23 million visits. GTCO came in third place with 1.25 million visits. The list highlights a significant shift towards digital banking, with many Nigerians increasingly opting for online services over traditional banking methods.

The rankings for the most visited banking websites in Nigeria are as follows:

1. **uba-group.com** – 2.36 million visits
2. **paystack.com** – 2.23 million visits
3. **gtbank.com** – 1.25 million visits
4. **zenithbank.com** – 1.17 million visits
5. **accessbankplc.com** – 1.15 million visits
6. **wise.com** – 950.25K visits
7. **firstbanknigeria.com** – 855.36K visits
8. **xe.com** – 817.15K visits
9. **providusbank.com** – 713.76K visits
10. **mastercard.com** – 400.1K visits

The rise in digital banking is attributed to the increasing use of online and mobile platforms by Nigerians, reflecting a broader trend of digital transformation in the financial sector. As more individuals embrace self-service banking options, banks have adapted to enhance their online presence and improve user experience.

UBA’s position at the top of the list underscores its successful strategy in engaging with customers through its digital channels. The bank’s focus on expanding its online services aligns with the growing preference for convenience and accessibility in financial transactions.

As digital technology continues to play a pivotal role in the financial industry, the emphasis on robust online platforms is expected to increase, driving further growth and innovation within the sector.

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