ETranzact PocketMoni launched

ETranzact PocketMoni has been inaugurated. below is a photograph that captures the leadership of the firm during the event.






Mr. Patrick Eregie, GH Business Development of eTranzact, Mr. Valentine Obi MD/CEO of eTranzact and Mr. Bob Udeagha MD/CEO of Bundi Diagnostics LTD at the launch of PocketMoni services to Merchants, recently in Lagos.

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