Nigeria’s Coremobile has launched an online platform called ‘Quick Airtime’ that will allow Nigerians to securely recharge their airtime. The new platform is currently regarded as the fastest and simplest way to recharge globally.

“Users can choose between Interswitch, PayPal, Google-Wallet, Verified by Visa and Etranzact. It is important for users to have options, but most importantly we wanted to ensure that every user service delivery protocol resides on a triplex redundancy infrastructure,” Uduak Asuquo, Head of Research at Coremobile Projects.

The reason as to why it is cheaper that most platform is the fact that some stores have older stock and are willing to sell at a discount. This platform is not only used in Nigeria but also in the U.S. and 120 more. All one needs to do is go to Quicktime.com.

Utibeabasi Edet, Coremobile Projects President of Engineering, said that in order to ensure secured transactions, the platform allows payment processors to handle customer card details, thereby ensuring there is zero fraud exposure on Quick Airtime mobile applications.

“Everything on Quick Airtime is carefully engineered and creative excellence is very key. Multiple top-up can load one million phone numbers at once. There is no limit, and it is really hassle free,” he said.

Uzochukwu Nwagbo, Coremobile Group Chief Financial Officer (CFO) said Quick Airtime operates a marketplace business model that allows people on the street selling recharge cards to expand their businesses online.