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Showing 1 to 20 of 56 for “"Mobile money"”.
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Regulation of Mobile Money Services in Tanzania
… services in Tanzania that gave birth to M-Money services has been celebrated by people of all walks of life. The services have bridged the gap to millions of people who could not access traditional banking services. As a result of these innovations people can now pay bills, buy airtime, …
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Mobile Money and Financial Inclusion: Evidence from Lesotho
… study seeks to examine the relationship between mobile money and financial inclusion in Lesotho in order to assess the viability of mobile money as a tool for advancing Lesotho's financial inclusion agenda. The study uses a number of deposit bank accounts as a proxy for financial inclusion (FI) …
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Impact of mobile money on economic growth in Kenya
… of this study was to establish the impact of mobile money on economic growth in Kenya. The strength of the financial sector has generally been found to promote economic growth by increasing economic efficiency, investment and growth. Banks play a vital role in an economy by mobilizing, pooling …
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The impact of mobile money on Rwandan household consumption
… among rural farming households. The spread of mobile phones has introduced mobile money, which offers new financial opportunities to marginalized groups. This study examines mobile money's impact on consumption in Rwanda, using data from the Rwanda FinScope 2020 Survey. It applies probabilistic …
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Mobile money and financial inclusion in Kenya and Tanzania
… that every country should be concerned with. Mobile money has been seen to be one of the most effective methods to improve levels of financial inclusion throughout SSA, helping millions gain access to basic financial services and products over recent years. This study set out to determine the …
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Strategic analysis of mobile money ventures in Developing countries
Mobile money services are spreading rapidly in many developed and developing countries across the world. Whereas in developed economies these new services are seen as a way to make current services more functional and convenient, in the developing world their relevance in the process providing …
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Impact of Mobile Money Usage on Microenterprise Evidence from Zambia
<p>Mobile money payment systems have spread rapidly around the world in the last decade. Given developing countries are powered by informal economies that traditionally have had limited access to information technologies, mobile payment system infrastructure has the potential to transform the way …
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Usage of mobile money services : a case of mobile network operator systems.
Mobile money which refers to the use of mobile phones to perform financial and banking functions has increasingly become popular in the world today. Not only has mobile money brought advantages of convenience, safe transactions, 24 hours access to its users, mobile money has also created a great …
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Usage of mobile money services : a case of mobile network operator systems.
Mobile money which refers to the use of mobile phones to perform financial and banking functions has increasingly become popular in the world today. Not only has mobile money brought advantages of convenience, safe transactions, 24 hours access to its users, mobile money has also created a great …
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The factors that create a successful mobile money ecosystem: Kenya vs Nigeria
… to investigate factors affecting the adoption of mobile money services in Kenya and Nigeria. Using various models such as; the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM), Unified Technology Acceptance User Theory (UTAUT), Innovation Diffusion Process and demographic variables (age, sex, education level, …
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The impact of mobile money on macroeconomic development: insights from Côte d'Ivoire
Mobile money has contributed to financial inclusion across African countries. Indeed, mobile money has proven immense economic benefits to developing countries and is a driving force behind numerous economic activities. However, there are concerns that mobile money may perhaps weaken financial …
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Mobile Money Provision and Adaptation in a Multicurrency Economy: The Case of Zimbabwe
Mobile money has been regarded as a catalyst for financial inclusion in developing areas where traditional banking is limited. This research provides a critical assessment of the factors that facilitate or impede the provision of mobile money services in a fragile multicurrency economy, in …
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Determinants of mobile money subscriptions induced by conventional banks in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Mobile Money is labelled essential for financial inclusion and financial access in countries subject to low bank penetration and dispersion. Mobile Money has proven to reach utmost rural areas in Africa, by providing financial access which several commercial banks have struggled to achieve since …
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Exploring the Relationship Between Mobile Money Development and Economic Growth: Evidence from Nigeria
There is growing enthusiasm about the role of mobile money in promoting economic growth and its contribution to poverty alleviation via opportunities for savings, credit, investments, and micro insurance. However, the link between mobile money and economic growth has yet to receive wide empirical …
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Does mobile money have a part to play in poverty reduction within South Africa?
… levels within a country, that is, the use of mobile money. With the rise of mobile phone penetration within African countries, its use has gone beyond communication, providing key financial access in the form of phone-based money transfers and storage. The mobile phone has assisted in …
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E-migrant women entrepreneurs: mobile money apps, transnational communication and the maintenance of social practices
This study set out to investigate how mobile money apps facilitate the maintenance of interpersonal relationships and transnational communication practices among migrant women entrepreneurs. Mobile money apps such as MamaMoney, MoneyTrans and Mukuru are a form of communication that are relevant and …
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Assessing the Principal Agent Problem in Mobile Money Services: Lessons from M – PESA in Lesotho
The expansion and diffusion of mobile phones globally has resulted in the provision of financial transactional services over the existing mobile phone platforms, generally referred to as mobile money. The supply end of mobile money services is an important factor in the success of the financial …
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Exploring inclusive innovation: factors influencing interoperability adoption in South Africa's mobile money service provider sector
… the adoption of interoperability among Mobile Money Service Providers (MMSPs) in South Africa, focusing on the implications for financial inclusion and barriers to business-to-business collaboration. Despite the rapid expansion of mobile money platforms, the need for interconnectedness …
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Assessment of Customer Satisfaction towards Mobile Money Transfer Services in Tanzania:Case Study Of Vodacom’s M-Pesa
… an assessment on customer satisfaction towards mobile money transfer services in Tanzania. The methodology used to conduct this study was exploratory and included the use of various data collection tools such as; questionnaires, observation, interviews and documentation to meet the objectives of …
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