As the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) officially kicks off the sale of 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and Direct Entry (DE) forms, indigenous payment firm, Remita, has reaffirmed its commitment to a seamless registration process by offering multiple ePIN purchase options to candidates across Nigeria.
The sale, which started from February 3 up to April 7, 2025, marks another milestone in JAMB’s digital transformation efforts, with Remita serving as one of the key payment facilitators. By leveraging its robust financial technology infrastructure, the company aims to eliminate payment bottlenecks and enhance accessibility for aspiring university students.
According to the Head of Enterprise Assets Team at Remita, Chinedu Alisa, the company’s involvement goes beyond transactions, focusing on inclusivity and efficiency. “With millions of transactions processed securely annually, Remita remains a trusted partner for educational institutions, students, and businesses.
“Our work with JAMB underscores our dedication to ensuring that candidates can focus on preparing for their future not worrying about payment delays or inefficiencies,” he stated.
To ensure convenience, Remita has deployed multiple purchase channels, including its website, mobile app, and accredited agents nationwide. Additionally, schools and authorised partners can obtain ePINs in bulk at competitive commission rates, fostering a sustainable ecosystem that supports widespread distribution.
In a bid to maintain transparency, Remita cautioned against unauthorised price hikes by agents, stressing that ePINs must be sold at JAMB’s approved rates. Violators, it warned, would face appropriate sanctions.
