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M-PESA (M for mobile, PESA is Swahili for money) is a mobile phone-based money transfer service, payments and micro-financing service, launched in 2007 by Vodafone and Safaricom, the largest mobile network operator in Kenya. [1]
Mobitelea Ventures Limited were granted an option to purchase 25% of Vodafone's shares which they completed in 2002, Vodafone bought back half of the stake in 2003 for $10 million, [32] and in the financial year ending 31 March 2009 purchased the remaining indirect equity stake of 5%, thus returning Vodafone to its original 40% stake-holding. [33]
By February 2008, the M-PESA money transfer system in Kenya had gained 1.6 million customers. [218] By 2011 there were fourteen million M-Pesa accounts by which held 40 percent of the country's savings. [219] Following M-PESA's success in Kenya, Vodafone announced that it was to extend the service to Afghanistan. [220]
outside fair usage limit home network local rate + 0.01 home network local rate + 0.004 home network local rate + 0.003 Incoming text message from any number price of 1 message any Not regulated Free Data transfer price of 1 gigabyte within fair usage limit [h] Not regulated 716.80 460.80 204.80 home network rate + 51.20
The Cash App limit per day and per transaction for Cash Card users is $7,000. Daily limits reset at 6 p.m. CST each day. The Cash Card also has weekly and monthly limits.
[2] [5] On 1 April 2011, Vodacom officially unveiled its new change in branding from blue to red, using the same style as its parent company, Vodafone. [ 6 ] Vodacom provides coverage to Mount Kilimanjaro , which was the highest point in the world to be covered by GSM , until Axiata (through its subsidiary Ncell ) provided coverage at the top ...
Free (1 to €1.6 if the subscriber wants to transfer their prepaid credit to the new carrier) The maximum time for the procedure is 24 working hours. In case of delay up to 3 working days no refund is given, if the delay is longer than 3 days user receive a refund of €2.5 for each day of delay, start counting from day 1.