Notiza captures payment alerts, filters sensitive information, and delivers approved confirmations to the right member of your team instantly.
The problem
When every customer payment must be confirmed by the owner, the business slows down. Customers are left waiting for confirmation, operations pause whenever the owner is unavailable, staff become frustrated, and some customers may eventually leave.
Sharing your banking app is not a business strategy.
Banking app access exposes account balances, transaction history, outgoing payments, revenue trends, and supplier payments — information that belongs to the owner alone.
Screenshots and customer alerts can be edited, duplicated, or entirely fabricated. Staff have no reliable way to verify without a real system.
Notiza gives your team only the payment information they need to serve the customer, while you remain private and in control.
Get NotizaFeatures
Staff confirm incoming payments instantly without accessing the banking app, seeing balances, or viewing history.
Control which fields each recipient sees. Per person. Per role. Always.
Choose whether to monitor incoming payments, outgoing transactions, or both, with custom thresholds.
Route each alert to exactly the right person based on account, amount, or type.
One workspace. All your accounts. View together or filter by source.
A clean end-of-day report so you know how the day went without opening your banking app.
How it works
Link the email inbox where your bank sends transaction alerts. One inbox handles multiple bank accounts and alert sources.
Set exactly what each team member can see — amount, sender name, reference number, time. Account balance is always hidden.
Route verified confirmations to the right person on the right channel. Your team gets what they need — nothing more.
Privacy by design
Notiza exists to reduce unnecessary access to sensitive business information. That principle shapes every product decision.
Notiza never asks for your internet banking login, PIN, or OTP. It reads only the alert emails your bank already sends.
Account balance and history are removed before any alert is forwarded. Team members receive filtered data, not obscured data.
Each team member's permissions are independently configured. Revoking one person's access does not affect others.
Every alert processed, every route taken, every recipient notified is logged. The owner can review the full trail at any time.
Use cases
Trusted by
My sales girls used to call me every time a customer paid. Now they see 'verified' on their phone and just move on. I only get pinged for the big ones.
No more 'customer said she paid' arguments with fake screenshots. My cashiers confirm it themselves, and I still see everything at the end of the day.
I stopped sharing my Access Bank login the day I found out a former staff member still had it. Notiza's the first thing that actually fixed that properly.
No. Notiza never asks for your internet banking login, PIN or OTP, and it has no connection to your bank beyond reading the alert emails and SMS your bank already sends you. It cannot move money, initiate a transfer, or sign in to your account on your behalf.
Every email alert is checked against your bank's own DKIM signature before it becomes a payment record, so a forged or edited message fails verification and is refused. Notiza also only accepts alerts from the sender addresses belonging to the banks you have added, so a message from anywhere else is rejected before it is read.
Yes, and it takes effect at once. What a team member can see is a permission applied every time they load a screen, not a copy of your data handed to them — so narrowing or removing their access changes what they see on their next refresh, including payments already in their history.
Notiza reads alerts from GTBank, Access Bank, UBA, Stanbic IBTC, Kuda and Wema Bank today, by email and, where the bank sends them, by SMS. An alert from a bank that is not yet supported is stored rather than discarded, so support can be added from the real message instead of a guess.
Yes. Each team member can receive confirmations in the Notiza app, on WhatsApp, on Telegram, or on more than one of these at the same time — a cashier watching their own phone and a supervisor watching a shared group are different audiences for the same payment.
One Notiza workspace holds all of your bank accounts and everyone who needs to see payments from them, and you can view them together or filter to a single account. The free plan covers one bank account and two people; the Business plan covers five accounts and ten people. Checking whether a payment is real is unlimited on every plan, including the free one. Each person is added individually so their access can be set and withdrawn on its own.
The free plan is free for as long as you use it — one bank account, two people, and no limit on checking whether a payment is real. Business is ₦7,500 a month, or ₦75,000 a year, for five bank accounts and ten people. Anyone who used Notiza during the pilot keeps their free plan, as we said we would.
You do not need one. Notiza can read the alerts in an existing inbox you already receive them in, and it only ever looks at messages from your bank's alert address. If your bank sends SMS rather than email, a spare Android phone can act as a collector and forward those alerts instead.
Separate payment confirmation from financial exposure, using the bank alerts you already receive.
