M-Pesa, the mobile phone-based African money transfer service owned by Kenya's Safaricom Plc, and Visa Inc launched a virtual payment card on Thursday in a bid to capture some of the continent's $40 ...
Visa and Safaricom launch a virtual card to let M-Pesa users transact over Visa's network. Digital payments are quickly replacing cash in Africa—making the region an attractive destination for digital ...
DTB Bank has joined Premier Bank Kenya in offering NFC wearables for tap-and-pay transactions, reviving a contactless ...
M-PESA: Send money, pay bills, balances, statements, Pochi Wallet, Invest, borrow, insure, schedule payments, share your wallet and so much more ...
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New app links tourists to M-Pesa, Airtel Money
A new mobile payments application, which connects bank cards to local mobile money platforms like M-Pesa and Airtel Money, has been launched, enabling visitors to Kenya to cut reliance on cash or ...
Safaricom has launched a new payment card in a move likely to stoke competition in the electronic payments sector. The service introduced Wednesday will see consumers pay for goods and services ...
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Safaricom explains how diaspora users can access M-Pesa after login hitch
Kenyans living abroad have raised concerns over difficulties accessing services on Safaricom’s My OneApp, citing login ...
NANYUKI, Kenya, June 2 (Reuters) - M-Pesa, the mobile phone-based African money transfer service owned by Kenya's Safaricom Plc (SCOM.NR), opens new tab, and Visa Inc (V.N), opens new tab launched a ...
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