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Browsing: financial inclusion in Malawi
- Mukuru has launched a new mobile wallet in Malawi to enhance international transfers and boost financial access, particularly for underserved and unbanked communities.
- The Mukuru Wallet features two pockets, Nyanja and Moyo, designed for domestic and international money transfers, with added benefits like no cash-out fees and interest on savings, promoting financial inclusion.
- The wallet is part of Mukuru’s digital transformation strategy, empowering Malawians to participate in the digital economy and modernizing financial services across the country.
Mukuru, a financial services platform popular for its world-class fintech solutions, has made a strategic leap in Malawi by launching its innovative mobile wallet, the Mukuru Wallet. This marks a significant milestone in the company’s mission to enhance financial access and streamline international transfers, particularly for underserved communities.
By offering a secure, efficient, and accessible way to manage funds, the wallet is poised to transform Malawi’s financial landscape.