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Airtel Money launches virtual card to compete with M-PESA Global
Airtel Africa has launched the Airtel Money GlobalPay Card, a virtual payment solution that gives Airtel Money users…
Moja Expressway adds Airtel Money channel for toll charges
Kenyans will now be able to pay for Nairobi’s expressway via their Airtel Money accounts, the telco said…
KCB, Airtel Money partner for merchant payment integration
This move supports the National Payments Strategy 2022–2025, promoting full interoperability in the payments industry.
Airtel Kenya opens new mobile money branch in Mombasa
Airtel Kenya has opened a new Airtel Money Branch in Mombasa’s CBD as part of a continuous expansion…
Airtel opens outlet in downtown Nairobi to enhance Airtel Money services
The new outlet will be a vital point for Airtel Money agents within Nairobi’s downtown area. The agents will now be able to purchase and balance float without the need to cross multiple streets to access the services.
Airtel Africa posts net loss for financial year
Airtel Africa posted a loss of $89m after tax, citing adverse forex and currency adjustments in various markets. However, the telecom has been keen on continued investment into distribution to drive increased financial inclusion across African markets.
Steps to getting Airtel Money till for your Business
Online payments are becoming increasingly important. Businesses that offer ways for customers to pay without going to a…
Airtel Money customers no longer need a withdrawal code for funds sent from other networks
The National Payments Strategy requires all mobile money providers to ensure a seamless customer journey across their different channels – STK, USSD Menu, and app - to allow direct transactions on and off-network.
How to send and receive money from abroad via Airtel Money
With Airtel Money, you can transfer and receive money conveniently across borders.
Airtel Kenya lowers eCitizen paybill fees
In August 2023, revenue from state service fees hit a record high, reaching KES 2.4 billion, following President William Ruto's directive to use a standard paybill number for government agencies.