What is Orabank and how does it work?

Orabank is a banking group operating in West and Central Africa, offering personal banking, business banking, loans, bank cards, insurance, and money transfers to retail clients, SMEs, and corporates. It works through a network of branches, agencies, ATMs, and digital services across multiple countries.

What countries does Orabank operate in?

Orabank primarily operates in Togo

Does Orabank have a mobile app?

Yes, Orabank offers Oramobile, a mobile banking service accessible via SMS or voice server.

Who is Orabank best suited for?

Orabank is best suited for retail clients including consumers, micro-companies, freelancers, SMEs, private NGOs, and corporate clients seeking banking services like loans, cards, insurance, and money transfers.

How do I contact Orabank support?

You can contact Orabank via email at info.togo@orabank.net

Does Orabank have a plan for teams or businesses?

Yes, Orabank serves businesses and corporates with 29,000 active SME, private NGO, and corporate clients, offering tailored services like trade finance, supply chain finance, and leasing.

Does Orabank offer an API or integrations?

Yes, OraBANK (the underlying system) supports data access via ODBC or API with proper permissions, and integrates with other systems through data interfaces.

Orabank: Overview, Features, Pricing & Funding

Ora@net is an online banking service from Orabank for individuals and businesses with Orabank current or savings accounts who need 24/7 access to account information.

Key capabilities include:

Real-time account consultation for balances and account movements, plus visibility into loan status and term deposits
Downloadable statements and exports in multiple formats, including Excel, CSV, MS-Money, PDF, and AFB120
Service requests and reference documents, such as checkbook requests, transaction history requests, RIB statements, and currency exchange rates
Online transfers, including internal transfers (noted as free) and interbank transfers within the local market and UEMOA (fees vary by customer segment and transfer type)