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Mobile money payment providers

Mobile money: companies, offers and requests that work with this method.

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Mobile Money in Malawi: Airtel and TNM, 6.5% pay-in

A provider connects Malawi Mobile Money, payments from mobile wallets linked to a phone number. The customer confirms the payment on their phone, and no bank card is needed. The offer was published…

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IN 6.5%

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P2P acceptance in Ethiopia via Telebirr: birr deposits and withdrawals

A May 2026 offer covers Ethiopia P2P payments: accepting deposits and processing withdrawals in Ethiopian birr (ETB). It is addressed to merchants and payment service users. Methods etbp2p: P2P birr…

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IN 7.5%

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BorderPay Africa seeks stablecoin on/off-ramp partners in Africa

BorderPay Africa needs institutional on/off-ramp partners to swap stablecoins into local currencies and pay out to mobile wallets. The request was published in May 2026; the company now trades as…

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Gambling merchant seeks a PSP in Vietnam: bank transfers, MoMo, Zalo

A gambling merchant is looking for a PSP in Vietnam that accepts bank transfers and payments through the MoMo and Zalo wallets. The request was published in January 2026. Methods bank transfer…

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AmPay: MoMo and ViettelPay wallets in Vietnam

AmPay accepts payments through e-wallets in Vietnam, namely MoMo and ViettelPay. The offer was published in July 2025. The methods MoMo is one of the country's largest wallets, with QR payments and…

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Vietnam: bank transfers, 3DS cards and mobile wallets

Payments in Vietnam through direct connections to more than 50 local banks, for collecting deposits and paying customers out. Cards with 3-D Secure and mobile wallets come on top of bank transfers…

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Recruiting payment teams in Vietnam: MoMo and ZaloPay

A platform is recruiting operators to accept payments through the Vietnamese mobile wallets MoMo and ZaloPay. The listing appeared in early October 2024. Methods MoMo and ZaloPay are Vietnam's most…

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Mobile money in Africa and beyond

Mobile money wallets are operated by telecoms and work on any phone: M-Pesa in Kenya and Tanzania, MTN MoMo in Ghana, Uganda, Cameroon and Côte d'Ivoire, Airtel Money across East and Central Africa, Orange Money and Wave in francophone West Africa. In these markets mobile money often reaches more people than bank cards, so it is the first method merchants add.

How mobile money acceptance works

  • STK push / USSD prompt: the customer enters a phone number at checkout and confirms with a PIN on the handset.
  • Paybill / till number payments with a reference, reconciled automatically.
  • Mobile money payouts (B2C): withdrawals, salaries, cashback and mass payouts to wallets.
  • Aggregators give one API for several operators and countries, which saves separate telco integrations.

What to check with a provider

  • Operators covered in each country and whether integration is direct or via a partner.
  • Pay-in and payout fees, operator charges and FX spread.
  • Transaction and daily wallet limits; maximum ticket size.
  • Settlement in local currency or USD/USDT, frequency and reserve.
  • Reversal and refund process — mobile money has no chargebacks, but reversals exist.
  • Accepted verticals (betting and gaming are common but require compliant providers).

Countries

See Kenya, Tanzania, Ghana, Uganda, Nigeria, Rwanda, Côte d'Ivoire, Cameroon and Senegal.

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