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Bydon Austin NYIMBIRI
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This paper details the impact of mobile money financial technology on financial inclusion in Sub-Saharan Africa. The research methodology used was descriptive research design with the use of secondary information sources to collect panel data. The resear...
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Jürgen Schraten
Pág. Finance an - 70
Digital payment tools and mobile money receive growing attention as a possible tool for alleviating poverty and expanding the benefits of market economies. Especially the Kenyan product M-Pesa gained prominence, since Suri and Jack (2016) published a stu...
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Richard Chamboko and Sevias Guvuriro
Digital financial services and more importantly, mobile money, have become an important financial innovation to advance financial inclusion in developing and emerging economies. While digital financial services have improved the lives of many Kenyans, to...
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Carola Westermeier
Pág. Finance an - 62
Along with tools for video-calls, cashless payment has been among one of the technologies that gained new momentum during the global pandemic. While paying with a credit or debit card has been an everyday practice for some time, mobile and contactless pa...
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Rendi Suseno
Pág. 303 - 318
ABSTRACT The presence of modern banking service products such as mobile banking should meet the requirements of a technology to be adopted. In fact the problem that arises in the use of a technology at Bank Jatim is the low utilization of the servi...
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