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Banking sector in Tanzania

New feature for SMEs unveiled

Stanbic Bank woos SMEs with new banking feature

The bank's USSD product has been upgraded to accommodate accounts with multiple signatories to transact with the maker/checker functionality.

by Kawira Mutisya
May 22, 2018
in Tanzania
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Stanbic Bank Tanzania has unveiled a new feature dubbed Biashara Direct that seeks to simplify the banking process through digital solutions for small and medium enterprises (SMEs).

The bank, according to a statement it issued, noted that through its special product offering for the small and medium enterprises (SMEs), Biashara Direct, aims to improve the efficiency for businesses by providing a convenient, hassle free banking experience.

In a statement issued by the bank the bank’s Head of Enterprise Banking, Farha Mohamed said, “we are excited about our Biashara Direct offer which simplifies the banking process through digital solutions for SMEs, including a dedicated business banker to assist enterprises with financial advice via phone or email. Our product, now offers USSD payment solutions through all mobile phones making it accessible to a bigger population and, with a Swahili language option which allows our clients to transact in their ideal language.”

Elaborating on the new feature of the product, Ms Mohamed explained that the USSD product has been upgraded to accommodate accounts with multiple signatories to transact with the maker/checker functionality.

The bank’s tailor-made offering, provides convenience for SMEs to transfer funds, pay bills and monitor the activities on their accounts allowing them to focus on running their businesses – “we are committed to empower the financial success of the SME sector in Tanzania through our Biashara Direct product” Farha added.

As the country embarks on its industrialization drive, the development of the SME sector continues to play an important role towards attainment of the Tanzania Development Vision 2025.  To this end, Stanbic Bank is committed to making progress real for actors in the SME space as demonstrated by its recent win of Tanzania’s ‘Best SME Bank’ by the Banker Africa awards.

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Kawira Mutisya

Yvonne Kawira is an award winning journalist with an interest in matters, regional trade, tourism, entrepreneurship and aviation. She has been practicing for six years and has a degree in mass communication from St Paul’s University.

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