- HQ
- Lagos
- Fee
- Free core account

Nigerian super-app: wallet, rides, and a card in one icon.
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Five questions
Is it a bank?
No. OPay is not a licensed bank. Confirm who the money sits with before you send salary there.
If it fails?
Wallet / MMO rules — not automatically NDIC bank deposits
Salary?
Not listed. An IBAN or sort code is not automatically a salary account.
Open from abroad?
Residency and KYC are gated. An App Store listing is not proof you can onboard.
Monthly fee
Free wallet
Account number
No IBAN-class local rail on this file.
Licence first · score second
6.8
/10 · Mixed
Score OPay as a money super-app. Do not put it in the same FDIC/FSCS-style column as Kuda without labelling the licence.
OPay is an Opera-originated Super App that became a Nigerian payments giant. Transfers, bills, and cards sit on an MMO/PSP stack. That is a different recovery story from a deposit-taking bank.
Best for: Nigerian consumers who already live in a super-app, not a current account.
Last checked 2026-08-01. Not advice.
Who holds the money
Licence first
Wallet / MMO rules — not automatically NDIC bank deposits
No dated notes yet. When the licence, fees, or status moves, it lands here.
Straight answers
OPay is filed as MMO / PSP (confirm current class). The named regulator is Central Bank of Nigeria. Still read the entity on the statement before you send money.
Wallet / MMO rules — not automatically NDIC bank deposits
The monthly fee on this file is Free wallet. Fees change — open the operator's pricing page if it is linked.
No published user reviews yet. The NeoBankDB score still comes from licence, fees, and the product — not from an empty star average.