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History of Mobile Money

Mobile payment, also referred to as mobile money, mobile money transfer, and mobile wallet generally refer to payment services operated under financial regulation and performed from or via a mobile device. Instead of paying with cash, cheque, or credit cards, a consumer can use a mobile phone to pay for a wide range of services and digital or hard goods.

Mobile payment is being adopted all over the world in different ways. In 2008, the combined market for all types of mobile payments was projected to reach more than $600 Billion globally by 2013, which doubled the figure as of February, 2011.

In developing countries, mobile payment solutions have been deployed as a means of extending financial services to the community known as the "unbanked" or "underbanked," which is estimated to be as much as 50% of the world's adult population. According to Financial Access Report, "Half the World is Unbanked“

 

Mobile Money in Kenya:

Kenya is the world leader in mobile money. For 26 million Kenyans, the cell phone is a wallet and bank account.

They can get paid, transfer money, pay bills, withdraw cash and even make in-store purchases – no matter what handset they've/uses. 

 Now that is a catalyst for a vibrant mobile economy.

 

Of the 31 million mobile subscribers in Kenya, 83 percent (26 million users) are subscribed to mobile money services.

Safaricom’s M-PESA service was the pioneer of mobile money in Kenya, and worldwide. Launched in 2007, M-PESA now has over 20 million subscribers, which gives it over 75% of total mobile money subscribers in Kenya, and today, one quarter of the 44 billion dollar economy in Kenya runs through M-PESA.

M-Pesa—the M stands for “mobile,” while pesa means “money” in Swahili language

 

The Beauty of Mobile Money Services is the ability to :

 a) Transfer funds from one mobile device to another.

b) Deposit and withdraw money via a network of local agents.

 

 Mobile Money can be used in many other innovative ways:

These include paying utility bills or school fees, insurance, charity and religious donations, making in-store purchases, m-ticketing, phone top-ups, withdrawing cash from ATMs, sending money home from 45 countries overseas, people even have their wages and stock dividends paid into their account.

All of this is achieved without needing a bank account, bank card, a smartphone or a post-paid contract.

 

Mobile Money In Nigeria:

The introduction of mobile telephony in Nigeria, its rapid growth and adoption and the identification of person to person payments as a practical strategy for financial inclusion, has made it imperative to adopt the mobile channel as a means of driving financial inclusion of the unbanked.

These factors underscore the decision of the Central Bank of Nigeria to issue this regulatory framework to create an enabling environment for the orderly introduction and management of mobile payment services in Nigeria.

 

The CBN Cashless Policy was introduced in June 2012, to ensure individuals and corporates bod's no longer make cash withdrawals above N500,000 (five hundred thousand naira) and N3,000,000.00 (three million naira) per day, respectively.

The policy stipulates that any withdrawal exceeding above limits attracts 3% penalty on the excess for individuals or 5% for corporate organizations.

For example if an individual makes a 1 million naira withdrawal, they incure 3% charge of N30,000 or N250,000 on corporate withdrawal of N5,000,000.

The movement of large amount of physical cash has become a crime and offenders will be prosecuted.

 

Exemptions have however been granted on withdrawals for accounts operated by Embassies, Diplomatic Missions, Multilateral Agencies, Aid Donor Agencies, Ministries, Departments and Agencies of Government(revenue collection only), Microfinance Banks (MFBs) and Primary Mortgage Institutions (PMIs).

Already, individuals and corporates bodies have positioned themselves to benefit from the policy.

 

About 80 million Nigerians still remain unbanked or underbanked, meaning BIG business for the mobile money industry in Nigeria.

 

Mobile Money Agents Does The Following:

1. Issue and fund ATM cards (MasterCard) for your customers.

2. Do and teach your customers how to withdraw money from ATM machines without ATM cards.

3. Do and teach your customers how to transfer money to any bank account in Nigeria.

4. Do and teach your customers how to send money to anyone in Nigeria through their phone number alone (No bank account required).

5. Serve as Western Union & MoneyGram Agent & assist people receive money from loved ones abroad.

6. Do and teach your customers how to pay for DSTV/GOTV, Startimes, HITV, TrendTV, Lekki Tolls, Church Offerings/donations, Insurance, NEPA (PHCN) bills using just mobile phones or tabs.

7. Do and teach your customers how to buy airtime (recharge cards) of all networks in Nigeria, from mobile phones + you earn unlimited commissions each time your users buy airtime.

8. Do and teach your customers how to do all of the above from any phone, including Nokia torch light phone (kpalasa), with or without internet.

 

 

 How to start your own recharge card printing and distribution business, etc.

Become a MasterCard ATM issuer, issue ATM cards to your customers, help them fund same and earn commissions from all their transactions.

 

 First step to key into Mobile Money Industry:

I. In a text message (sms) type;  "Reg (space) your first name (space) your last name (space) 005902" and send to 20220

E.g., Reg Paul Chibuike 005902 and send to 20220, if you want to become a user then contact me to get users upgrade form free of charge because your user account must be activated (verified) inorder to enable you carry out big transactions.

 

ii. Fill agent enrollment form along with guarantors form,  and after filling them you submit them to me or to Pocketmoni/Etranzact Plc via email or in person.

 This realm is for people interested in becoming a certified money money agent and must pay Pocketmoni Agent enrollment fee of NGN10,000.

 iii. After your endorsement visit any of these banks to credit your mobile money account to commence business - First Bank, UBA, Fidelity Bank, Access Bank or any certified pocketmoni agent around you.

You can fund your mobile money account with your bank atm card and on your internet banking platform as well.

In Mobile Money Industry your mobile phone number is your account number (wallet).

To become an agent is N10,000 naira but to become a user is 100% free.

 

As agent you earn from all the transactions your registered users are carrying out.

 Register 10 users and 10 agents & qualify for loan at lowest  interest rate from pocketmoni insurance partners, offer is available to only certified agents.

 

 What is Pocketmoni:

Pocketmoni (PM) is eTranzact’s mobile payment solution that enables you perform financial transactions at your convenience, anytime, anywhere using your mobile phone.

It is enabled on all Mobile devices; Java, Android, Windows, iPhones, Tabs & BlackBerry phones.

 

Services Currently Available On The PocketMoni Platform 

     Airtime top-up:

•  MTN
•  Airtel
•  Glo
•  Etisalat
•  Visafone
•  Starcomms

 

 Funds Transfer (PM Wallet & Bank accounts)

    Bill payments:

  Cable TV: DSTV, Startimes, GOTV

  Electricity Bills;

a.     Kano disco; Prepaid & postpaid

b.     Ibadan Disco; Postpaid

c.     Eko disco; Prepaid & Postpaid

d.     Ikeja Electric Distribution Company; Postpaid and Prepaid.

e.     Jos; Prepaid & Postpaid

 

       Internet Service Providers

•   Swift 4G
•   Smile 4G

       Church Collections and much more

           LCC

 

Roles/Responsibilities of An Agent in Pocketmoni:

•   Facilitate transactions such as Cash deposits, withdrawals, transfers, Bill payments, Airtime top up etc., for customers
•   Register users and adhere in recruiting co-agents on PocketMoni platform
•   Assist in resolving user issues or escalate to PocketMoni customer support where necessary.

 

 Benefits Of  Becoming An Agent :

•  Agents earn 4% to 5% from airtime purchase.
•  Agents are entitled to 40% of the transaction fees charged their registered users.
•  Agents earn minimum N100 to N1000 of the convenience fee paid by customers at agent location.
•  Agents  earns N100 to N1,000 on PocketMoni card sold to users.
•  Agents also earn N4,000 as commission for every NEW Agent referred.

 

 Pocketmoni Agent Requirements:

1.   Fill Agent application form.

 2.   A pre-installed dedicated phone for PocketMoni.

 3.   Pay an agent registration fee of N10,000.

 4.   Mobile money training organized by PocketMoni.

 

5.   Submit scanned copy of the following documents;

•         Three months Bank Account Statement (Active Account)
•         Duly signed application form
•         Duly signed User upgrade form
•        Means of identification (Driver's license/International passport/National ID Card)
•        Current Proof of address (Utility Bill)
•      1 passport affixed to the application form
•     Guarantor's form (attached) with the guarantor's passport photograph, complimentary card or means of identification
•     Prove of  payment  for agent registration, for immediate confirmation.

 

 Kindly revert by sending scanned copy of the documents stated above to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and a copy to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for processing and agent activation.

Please note that agent profile will not be processed until all documents are complete!

 

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