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This slide shows the percentage of the population in Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, and Uganda, who can be considered financially included through traditional banks and/or mobile money.

FORMAL FINANCIAL INCLUSION IN ETHIOPIA COMPARED TO OTHER EAST AFRICAN COUNTRIES 2023 Read More »

MOBILE MONEY IN ETHIOPIA: ADVANCING FINANCIAL INCLUSION AND DRIVING GROWTH

2023, ALL CONTENT, GSMA, PDF/DOC, Wallets / WikiPay Research

This publicly available report by GSMA sows that mobile money might add US$5.3 billion to Ethiopia;s GDP through greater financial inclusion.

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THE FUTURE OF INDIA’S DIGITAL PAYMENT

$ Transfers and Digital Payments, 2023, ALL CONTENT, Jasbirs Juneja, Link, Open Banking, Real-Time Payments, Redseer Strategy Consultants, Unified Payments Interface (UPI) / WikiPay Research

In this publicly available report from Redseer Strategy Consulting, it is estimated that 85% of businesses in India will be digitally enabled by FY26. This means that a large majority of businesses in India will have embraced digital technologies and processes for their operations.

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DRIVEN BY PURPOSE: FIFTEEN YEARS OF MPESA EVOLUTION

$ Transfers and Digital Payments, 2022, ALL CONTENT, Link, McKinsey, mPesa, Wallets / WikiPay Research

A link to a McKinsey report describing the evolution of Kenya’s M-Pesa’s mobile wallet, among the world’s first mobile money solutions, and its important role in promoting financial inclusion. Subsequently, lessons from M-Pesa were applied globally.

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