Tanzania is undergoing a remarkable transformation. Driven by technological advancements, government initiatives, and a growing appetite for convenience, the nation is rapidly shifting towards a digital, cashless economy. At the forefront of this change are innovative financial institutions leveraging technology to enhance services and promote financial inclusion. Exim Bank Tanzania
Tanzania's financial scene is buzzing, and mobile money is the undisputed star. Forget queues and complex bank forms for everyday transactions; the mobile phone has become the primary financial tool for millions. We're talking about a market where mobile money accounts soared past 55 million by
Tanzania's financial world is buzzing! Gone are the days when banking was just about visiting a physical branch. Today, your mobile phone is your wallet, your bank, and your payment terminal, all rolled into one. Mobile money is king, reaching an incredible number of people, while traditional banks
Imagine a company starting out just by selling phone airtime and growing into a major player that helps millions of Tanzanians manage their money. That's the story of Selcom Tanzania! Founded way back in 2001, Selcom has become a leading fintech (financial technology) company in Tanzania, making a
Introduction East Africa's financial landscape, particularly in countries like Tanzania and Kenya, is characterized by its dynamism and rapid digital adoption, largely driven by the phenomenal success of mobile money platforms like M-Pesa, Tigo Pesa, and Airtel Money. Millions rely on these services daily for everything from P2P
If you live in Tanzania or elsewhere in East Africa, you know how important mobile money is. Services like M-Pesa, Tigo Pesa, and Airtel Money aren't just convenient; they're how millions of people handle their finances every day. East Africa leads the world in mobile money,
Tanzania is at the forefront of a digital payment revolution, rapidly transforming its economy from one dominated by cash to a landscape where mobile phones are the new wallets. At the heart of this change is a simple but powerful concept: "Lipa Namba," a Swahili term meaning "