As registration opens for the 2025 WAEC Second Series, Remita, Nigeria’s leading payment technology platform, is once again playing a pivotal role in making education more accessible. The company has enabled students nationwide to seamlessly purchase registration PINs via both digital and physical channels.
Registration, which runs from June 30 to August 22, can be completed at www.remita.net/waec, after which candidates are expected to finalise the process at any accredited CBT centre.
For over a decade, Remita has partnered with WAEC to streamline exam registration, ensuring students across Nigeria can access key academic opportunities. With more than 60% of Nigeria’s population under the age of 25, this commitment to educational access is both symbolic and strategic.
“Our technology powers not just payments, but possibilities,” said Chinedu Alisa, Head of Enterprise Assets at Remita. “Every seamless WAEC transaction on our platform is a step closer to a brighter future for students.”
Through its robust infrastructure, real-time processing, and 24/7 accessibility, Remita continues to eliminate common barriers to WAEC registration, particularly in underserved communities. Its platform integrates directly with banks, merchants, and other payment providers, ensuring secure and scalable transactions across Nigeria.
From government and corporate payments to school fees and donations, Remita has evolved into a critical piece of Nigeria’s digital economy. Its work in education underscores a broader vision: inclusive progress powered by technology.
“As a company, we’re committed to national development,” Alisa added. “We’re here to ensure that every student, no matter where they are, can access opportunities that shape their future.”
Remita is a product of Remita Payment Services Limited (RPSL), a pioneer in Nigeria’s fintech space, led by Managing Director ‘DeRemi Atanda.