Please read these terms carefully before accessing or using the ZuvaPay platform. By creating an account or transacting on ZuvaPay, you agree to be bound by this agreement.
Effective Date: September 14, 2026
Crucial Notice on Third-Party Aggregation & Technology Role
ZuvaPay is a technology aggregation platform, not a bank, telecom carrier, or utility generation company. Many services available on our platform — including but not limited to telecommunications airtime, mobile SME data packages, electricity meter token generation, cable TV renewals, and international virtual phone numbers — are directly provisioned, switched, or generated by independent third-party partners and licensed utilities.
To register and operate a ZuvaPay wallet, you must be at least 18 years of age and possess legal capacity in the Federal Republic of Nigeria or your operating jurisdiction.
Because services depend on third-party infrastructure:
We enforce a transparent financial model:
Our Automated Refund Guarantee
If an upstream provider fails to fulfill your order (e.g. carrier gateway timeout or prepaid meter switch unavailable), your debited funds are automatically returned to your ZuvaPay wallet in full within seconds. You never need to submit a support ticket to get your money back for a confirmed failed transaction.
Wallet balances cannot be subject to arbitrary withholding unless an account is flagged by regulatory authorities for fraudulent, AML-violating, or malicious activity.
Users must not engage in:
To the fullest extent permissible by applicable Nigerian laws, ZuvaPay and its directors shall not be liable for any indirect, punitive, or consequential damages resulting from upstream carrier network blackouts, force majeure events, or user data entry errors. Our total cumulative liability for any verified fulfillment defect is strictly limited to the value of the affected transaction.
These terms are governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. In the event of any grievance or dispute, parties agree to first seek amicable settlement via our direct merchant desk before proceeding to mediation in Lagos State.