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Complaints

How to tell us when something has gone wrong, what to include, and what happens next.

Version
0.1 (draft for legal review)
Last updated
22 October 2026
Effective date
[effective date: to be confirmed]

Draft for legal review. This document describes how Opreet works today. Highlighted details are still being confirmed by Opreet and its legal counsel and will be completed before this policy takes effect.

1.We want to hear from you

If you are not happy with Opreet, whether it is a failed payment, a charge you do not understand, how your information is handled, or how you were treated, please tell us. We take every complaint seriously and use them to improve.

2.How to complain

Email
[complaints email address: to be confirmed]
Support
[support email address: to be confirmed]
Phone
[support phone number: to be confirmed]
By post
[registered office address: to be confirmed]

Please contact us using the email address registered to your Opreet account, so that we can confirm who you are.

3.What to include

  • your full name, and the email address and phone number on your account;
  • for a transaction complaint, the transaction reference, date, amount and what it was for, all shown in your transaction history;
  • what went wrong and what you would like us to do;
  • any screenshots, messages or other evidence.

4.What happens next

  1. Acknowledgement. We will confirm that we have your complaint, within: [complaint acknowledgement time: to be confirmed].
  2. Investigation. We look into what happened, and may ask you or a service provider for more information.
  3. Response. We will tell you what we found and what we will do, within: [complaint resolution time: to be confirmed].

Where your complaint is about a transaction, see also our Refund Policy.

5.If you are not satisfied

If you are not happy with our response, ask us to review it by replying to our answer, and we will have your complaint looked at again by a more senior member of staff.

Unresolved complaint about a financial service
[regulator or ombudsman for unresolved complaints: to be confirmed]
Complaint about how your personal data is handled
You may complain to the Nigeria Data Protection Commission, in addition to contacting us. See the Privacy Policy.

Using our process does not affect your legal rights, including your right to go to court.