UBA’s launches Leo on WhatsApp

United Bank for Africa (UBA) has announced its artificial intelligence personality, Leo is now available on WhatsApp. With Leo on WhatsApp, customers who use the app can now perform basic banking services including checking their balances on the go, transferring funds, paying bills, among other services.

According to the Group Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, UBA, Mr Kennedy Uzoka, the bank is continuously working in line with customers’ demand to ensure that banking services are made convenient and without stress.

He said: “This only goes to show that our resolve in continuing to deploy innovative solutions that place customers first, using cutting-edge technology for their collective satisfaction and excellent banking experience is important to us. This recognition will further spur us to do more in meeting the needs of our customers with unrivalled services.”

“Our recent launch of Leo in 13 other African countries is evidence that UBA has on its agenda, the objective of digital creativity especially in service for our trusted customer base across the African continent.”

Also speaking on the new service, the Group Head of UBA’s Online Banking, Mr Austine Abolusoro, stated “United Bank for Africa is a technology-driven institution with vast knowledge in the business that we do and Leo, being a tested dependable and intelligent personality, will replicate on WhatsApp, the success it has experienced on the Facebook Messenger platform. It is a solution that is from the customer’s standpoint, easy to use by anyone regardless of your demography.” “Leo is ready and waiting to help with any form of banking services,” continued Abolusoro.

WhatsApp was founded in 2009. Since then, it has reached more than 1.5 billion people in over 180 countries. The premium private chat platform has assured that there will be no spam messages as the development is to enable businesses to serve their customers with useful and helpful information.

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Gbenga Ajao
Gbenga Ajao is a journalist. He has garnered experience in print, electronic and new media. He is passionate about mobile and web technology.

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