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BenefitsOffering a distinctive integration and management service with various redemption channels. Giving our clients points at their top favorite brands. Providing Customer convenience and ensure a better experience. Increasing customers loyalty and retention through engaging activities and programs. Boosting disbursement pattern motivating them by earning and burning points.

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Support small business owners in regions affected by violence or instability, where credit is often very difficult to access.

The main telecoms operators in the country are all pitching in too – starting with Safaricom which uses the M-Pesa mobile application. In my book “Startup Lions, at the heart of African Tech” I explain how M-Pesa was born organically (and unexpectedly) from contact with the poorest Kenyan populations who didn’t even have bank accounts. A great many of them used ‘m-banking’ to gain financial independence which led to the M-Pesa service having over 22.6 million users in Kenya in 2019 – almost two-thirds of the adult population. A few hours after the president’s announcement, M-Pesa decided to drastically reduce its usage fees and to remove the daily transaction volume limit across the board in order to increase cash flow.

Kiva covers operating costs primarily through the generosity of our lenders, who can choose to make donations in addition to loans. We cover more than two-thirds of our operating costs through these voluntary donations from Kiva lenders. The remainder of our costs are covered through grants, donations from foundations and supporters and Field Partner service fees. This model of fundraising helps promote sustainability, by keeping our fundraising costs low and tapping into the power of the crowd to help cover our costs.

Kiva User Funds LLC is a separate entity that holds all funds belonging to Kiva users in FDIC-insured, escrow-like bank accounts. These low-yielding FBO accounts were set up to ensure Kiva users’ funds (meant for lending) are protected and fully separated from Kiva’s operational funds.

100% of your loans go to the field Kiva never takes a fee from lenders, which means 100% of the funds you lend on Kiva go toward supporting borrowers’ loans.

Fawry Insurance Brokerage partners with AIG Egypt Insurance Company to launch the digital insurance policy “Qershak el Abyad” through 166,500 Fawry outlets and e-wallets, allowing the insurance policy for more than 30 million Egyptian Fawry users throughout Egypt. The policy provides 75k EGP insurance coverage upon accidents of the candidate, with a monthly premium starting at 10 EGP.

The Financial Regulatory Authority agrees on delivering "Qershak el Abyad" insurance policy through e-channels - Fawry

“Fawry Insurance Brokerage, a subsidiary of Fawry, will play a genuine role in marketing and selling the insurance policies of “Qershak el Abyad” program to millions of Egyptians and payments will be available through more than 166,500 Fawry machines and through e-wallets, so that customers will receive their policies electronically on mobile phones easily, this in cooperation with AIG Egypt Insurance Company, in a step that enhances financial inclusion in Egypt according to the plans and directives of the Egyptian government.”

frica is one of the world’s hot regions for insurance. Steady economic growth in most countries combined with a largely underdeveloped insurance sector have positioned the continent as the second-fastest-growing region for insurance globally after Latin America.

Enjoy the lowest rates in the country, cheaper than internet banking and even cheaper than mobile money. We have kept our fees as low as possible - we are the most affordable option on the market

Enjoy the lowest rates in the country, cheaper than internet banking and even cheaper than mobile money. We have kept our fees as low as possible. We are the most affordable option on the market.

A quiet but exciting revolution in surgery has been gaining ground in hospitals in the more advanced nations of the world. Robots, controlled by highly trained operators, have been very effectively carrying out a multitude of operations. Could robot-assisted surgery be the solution Africa has been waiting for in order to be able to deal with the hugecurrent unmet demand?