Mobile money is a recent innovation that provides financial transaction services via mobile
phone, including to the unbanked global poor. The technology has spread rapidly in the …

Rural microfinance must contend with the triple challenges of isolation, small‐scale
transactions, and risk. These challenges result in information asymmetries and transaction …

Many households in developing countries lack access to credit: physically providing small
loans to poor and remote populations is costly. However, the digitization of developing …

In the developing world, vulnerable communities often lack access to regular income
sources to cope with unforeseen events. Recent advancements in financial technology have …

Digital credit has shown considerable success in Kenya and is expected to provide
opportunities for individuals excluded from formal loans because of their lower …

Over the past decade, mobile phone-enabled financial services, such as those made
famous by the Kenyan mobile money platform M-Pesa, have been heralded as a means of …

The recent decade has witnessed a significant increase in digital micro‐lending in Africa,
boosted by the surge in popularity of mobile phones and, especially, mobile money. Starting …

Over the past decade, mobile phone-enabled financial services, such as those made
famous by the Kenyan mobile money platform M-Pesa, have been heralded as a means of …

Este artigo analisa o papel do mobile money no alargamento da inclusão financeira no
norte de Moçambique numa região rural extremamente pobre. No Niassa, região …

The emergence of financial technology companies (fintechs) in the past decade has
provided new twists on financial models, allowing customers more influence on their …