50Digital Business Models2023-2024
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Mobile banking case
Half of the population is not banked:
People without official financial service to save or borrow
Unofficial loan rates vary between 50% and 400% pa, microfinance rates are 20-40%
Morocco loses one day a month topay bills
Allows massive tax evasion from States with low budgets
Increased cost and complexity for companies to pay their employees. Mobile banking offer is emerging in developing countries .
E.g. Half public civil service in Kenya is paid by mobilebanking
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