M-PESA Global enables fast transfer processes via the M-PESA App or *334# USSD code. Moreover, recipients receive money in their local currency.

Safaricom PLC shared updated M-Pesa charges for sending and withdrawing money for 2025. These are charges that a customer incurs depending on the amount of the transaction and the transaction type ...

In 10 countries around the world, some 30 million people use a service that is transforming how people in poverty handle money. It's called M-Pesa.

Safaricom pioneered commercial mobile money transfer globally through M-PESA, the most successful service of its kind anywhere in the world.

Announced at the start of the year and confirmed in March, M-PESA was officially launched by Vodacom and Nedbank today. M-PESA is a mobile money solution which has been successful in other African ...

So in 2007, Safaricom started offering a way to use that cell phone to send and receive cash. They call it M-PESA: m stands for "mobile;" "pesa" is money in Swahili.

Last month the Kenyan-based mobile money transfer system M-PESA launched in Romania. In an email interview, Diane Mullenex, a partner at the law firm of Pinsent Masons, discussed the expansion of ...

Safaricom, which has a 70% mobile market share in Kenya, lets its customers send and receive money using M-PESA. All customers need to have is a mobile phone and valid identification to get started.

The M-Pesa payment and money transfer service from Vodafone Romania can be accessed on any phones and does not require an Internet connection, prepaid credit or a bank account or bank card.

Named M-Pesa Global, the new service was launched in March this year in Nairobi. It will enable Kenyans to send and receive money from loved ones, business, medical and school fees from more than ...

Eliud Kipchoge has been an ambassador for Safaricom’s M-Pesa service, which enables individuals to send and receive money across the globe.

The M-PESA service lets users send money to other people from their mobile phone In the last five years, Africa has had the fastest telecoms growth in the world.