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Visa Study: 88% in Nigeria use AI to shop, but trust is key at checkout | TechCabal

LAGOS, June 11, 2026 – Visa, a world leader in digital payments, today released the annual Stay Secure study in Nigeria, which assesses consumer awareness and behaviours around digital commerce and fraud. This year’s edition, conducted by Wakefield Research, highlights how AI-enabled shopping and social commerce are changing consumer behaviour even as expectations around trust […]

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Visa Study: 88% in Nigeria use AI to shop, but trust is key at checkout | TechCabal

88% of consumers use AI shopping assistants, but only 34% trust AI checkout—revealing that transaction safety, not convenience, limits agentic commerce adoption. Tech leaders must note: AI payment adoption requires institutional fraud governance (banks/government-led), not consumer-side education alone.

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Nigerians turn to AI for shopping while demanding stronger fraud protection – Report - Businessday NG

Global digital payments leader Visa has released the Nigerian findings of its annual Stay Secure study, revealing that consumers are....

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Visa Study: 88% in Nigeria use AI to shop, but trust is key at checkout | TechCabal

Nigerians turn to AI for shopping while demanding stronger fraud protection – Report - Businessday NG

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Visa Study: 88% in Nigeria use AI to shop, but trust is key at checkout | TechCabal

Nigerians turn to AI for shopping while demanding stronger fraud protection – Report - Businessday NG