MTN Relaunch VTU Service With Plus

MTN Nigeria on 14th August, 2013 in a breakfast meeting with the press launched a Virtual Top Up plus (VTU+) to the Nigerian market. While the VTU service has been in the market for more than 2 years, the VTU plus was launched to boost the service which enables subscribers to recharge their airtime, purchase and activate data bundles directly to their devices (smartphones/feature phones, tablets, Mifi, Dongles etc), generate recharge PINs and renew BlackBerry subscriptions.

As a MTN subscriber, you no longer need to scratch and load voucher through the regular MTN recharge command. And the good news is that you can top up as many times as you want and whenever you want . This service also enables airtime vendors to recharge their accounts from anywhere in the world.

According to Larry Annetts, MTN Nigeria’s Chief Marketing Officer, this service is the first of its kinds in the world and it’s another way MTN is showing its leadership in the market.

The launch event also witnessed a live demonstration by John Anyafulu, Manager, Electronic Channel, MTN Nigeria on how the service works. The service is currently available on mobile banking applications, POS, ATMs, Web, MTN centers, partner stores and MTN retailers all over Nigeria.

Interested in knowing much about how the service works, you can catch the tweets from event using the hashtag #VTUplus. You can also visit MTN VTU plus official page to learn more about the service.

See below some pictures from the launch event.

About MTN Nigeria

With over 45 million subscribers and counting, MTN Nigeria Communications Limited is the biggest mobile operator in Nigeria and West Africa. It is also the largest subsidiary in the MTN Group – a multinational telecommunications group offering world-class cellular network access and business solutions to over 182 million subscribers in 21 countries across Africa and the Middle East.

In Nigeria, MTN provides network coverage to 88.8% of Nigeria’s land mass, while 86.2% of the population have access to our services. With 16 Service centres and 102 Connect Stores located in every state of the federation, we are poised to lead the delivery of a bold, new digital world to the Nigerian market.