GLC Paints is providing EGP 500 grants to construction painters through Fawry outlets across Egypt in an initiative to help those affected by the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.The move by GLC Paints comes as part of its corporate social responsibility (CSR) programme. The company has also responded to government and social calls for private sector companies to support workers in the current conditions.

Fawry Points SystemThe loyalty promo engine is designed to act based on the four elements of the marketing mix (product, price, promotion or distribution) where the customers are involved in long term rewarding programs based on their consumption and activities . Our in house designed white label portal & App provides detailed, reliable & convenient loyalty solutions with the same look & features that help to build the best in class B2B and B2C customer experience.

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DabaDoc ….C'est immédiat, simple et gratuit ! DabaDoc est la première plateforme de gestion de rendez-vous médicaux en ligne en Afrique. DabaDoc change le quotidien des médecins et celui de leurs patients !  Il optimise la gestion des cabinets médicaux grâce à ses multiples fonctionnalités intégrées et permet aux patients de prendre rendez-vous en quelques clics 24h/7j gratuitement. Fondé en 2014, DabaDoc a pour mission de simplifier le processus de recherche de médecins, garantir aux patients une meilleure expérience de prise de rendez-vous et permettre aux médecins une meilleure gestion de leurs rendez-vous.

DabaDoc ….C'est immédiat, simple et gratuit ! DabaDoc est la première plateforme de gestion de rendez-vous médicaux en ligne en Afrique. DabaDoc change le quotidien des médecins et celui de leurs patients !  Il optimise la gestion des cabinets médicaux grâce à ses multiples fonctionnalités intégrées et permet aux patients de prendre rendez-vous en quelques clics 24h/7j gratuitement. Fondé en 2014, DabaDoc a pour mission de simplifier le processus de recherche de médecins, garantir aux patients une meilleure expérience de prise de rendez-vous et permettre aux médecins une meilleure gestion de leurs rendez-vous.

Kiva connects your American dollars with a female Palestinian farmer looking for capital to invest in fertilizer, or a Peruvian motorcycle business that needs money to buy tires to resell. On Kiva’s web site right now, Samar from Jordan is looking for a loan to buy a sewing machine to support her embroidery shop, and Julius in Kenya is seeking funds for flour and oil for his catering business. These are real people with real stories, and by investing in them, you help make the world a smaller place.

The growth of cloud computing is a trend that M-Pesa hopes to exploit. Servers that are accessed via the internet and are located in data centres are referred to as the “cloud”. Using them means that companies don’t have to manage their own servers or run software on their own machines.

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.

MySafaricom App offers you a convenient self-service channel to manage your M-PESA and Safaricom accounts and interact with our customer care. Whether you are an Android or iOS user, you may download the App from the Safaricom App Store, Apple Store or from the Google Play Store and enjoy convenience.

Your M-PESA PIN is used to protect the money in your M-PESA account. You have to key in your PIN before you can perform any M-PESA transactions, so choose a PIN that you can easily remember. Use a PIN that is not easy for other people to guess, and do not share your PIN with anyone, not even Safaricom staff. You can change your PIN at any time by going to ‘My account’ on the M-PESA phone menu. 

Your M-PESA PIN is used to protect the money in your M-PESA account. You have to key in your PIN before you can perform any M-PESA transactions, so choose a PIN that you can easily remember. Use a PIN that is not easy for other people to guess, and do not share your PIN with anyone, not even Safaricom staff. You can change your PIN at any time by going to ‘My account’ on the M-PESA phone menu. 

Going to Nairobi or Mombasa? Start off your Madaraka Express experience in style. Simply dial *639# to buy a Madaraka Express ticket and pay via M-PESA. It’s easy and fast! Buy up to a maximum of 5 tickets in one transaction 24/7 from the comfort of your home, office or even while on the go. You can book your ticket seven (7) days in advance plus a return ticket as long as it is within (seven) 7 day window period. You may also buy tickets over the counter at the Mombasa and Nairobi termini and at the respective departing intermediate station or by calling 0709 388888 and paying via M-PESA Group bookings of over 20 passengers must be made nine (9) days to the travel date.

You can now get electricity when you need it then later pay later! Okoa Stima allows you to borrow any amount based on your pre-determined credit limit. This limit is based on your historical relationship with Kenya Power. The loan comes at a facility fee of 10% and is payable in 7 days. Your M-PESA account will be deducted with amount of top plus facility fee so there is no delay. You will be able to register up to 3 meters and tokens purchased/Bill paid cannot be used on another meter except the 3 you have registered. To take advantage of this great service just dial *885# from your mobile phone.

Safaricom PLC and Ant Financial Services – the world’s largest fintech services provider – have announced a partnership that will allow Kenyans shopping on AliExpress to pay for their purchases using M-PESA.

M-Shwari is a paperless banking service offered through M-PESA. It will: Enable you open and operate an M-Shwari bank account through your mobile phone, via M-PESA, without having to visit banks or fill out any forms. Provide you the ability to move money in and out of your M-Shwari savings account to your M-PESA account at no charge. Give you an opportunity to save as little as KSHs.1 and earn interest of up to 6.65% p.a on your saving balance. This cash is moved into the savings account via M-PESA. Enable you to access micro credit product (loan) of a minimum of KSHs.100 any time and receive your loan instantly on your M-PESA account charged at a facility fee of 7.5% Save for a fixed period of time (Lock Savings Account) and earn interest of up to 70% of the Central bank Rate. This is a product for everyone who feels that banking should be hassle-free. No forms to fill in, no branches to visit. Just one click on your phone and you have a savings account!

Loosely translated to ‘Pay with M-PESA’ (mobile money service). The service has two components, Paybill and Buy goods. Pay Bill is for remote payments and the customer does not have to be present whilst paying.  The customer has an official relationship with the organization to whom they are making payment and has an “account number” that helps identify the user. The customer inputs a business number (paybill number) for the entity they are paying. Buy goods and services is mostly for retail purchase of goods and services. Both parties immediately confirm these proximity payments via text message. No relationship between the buyer and the organization or account number is required.

M-Pesa is Africa's most successful mobile money service and the region’s largest fintech platform. M-Pesa is the preferred way to make payments across the continent both for the banked and unbanked due to its safety and unmatched convenience.

Heya- fawry is an initiative in collaboration with arab women enterprise fund, Baheya, AXA and unilever to empower women, increase their opportunities in the financial market and help them to climb up the financial inclusion pyramid in Egypt Fawry as the leading e-payment network in Egypt is supporting poor and disadvantaged women by training them to become Heya fawry-agents, providing POS machines offering them complementary micro-insurance coverage. Ultimately, this initiative will allow poor unbanked women to have access to life-enhancing financial services (mobile top-ups, bill payments, money transfers, microloan payments, as well as essential nutrition and healthcare goods) directly via their nearest Fawry’s agents to raise income for them and their families and to enhance the well-being of the society. Fawry’s main aim is “to ensure that women access our services in the same extent as men do”

Fawry, Egypt’s first and largest E-payment company in the Egyptian market signed an agreement to acquire a non-controlling interest in “Waffarha” is a platform that provides various offers and discount vouchers for B2B and B2C through its website and APPs on mobile devices.Tarek Magdy, CEO of Waffarha, said: “Waffarha” was launched 6 years ago as the only platform that provides offers ranging from 50% for B2B and B2C, with more than 1 million social media followers and more than 1000 commercial series.”And he pointed out that “Waffarha” provides many services as (restaurants, cafes, travel, health and beauty, entertainment, etc.). There are 250 thousand customers who have saved nearly 50 million EGP after using “Waffarha”. All offers starting from 50% include taxes and services, and can be paid in different ways by choosing “Fawry Pay” service, which allows customers to pay cash in more than 90 thousand stores of Fawry or by banks (credit cards or direct debit). In addition to paying with “PayPal” through Fawry Pay” Magdy added: “Waffarha” aims to reach its dealings to 150 million Egyptian pounds by 2020″.

In the framework of its concern in making it easy for citizens to pay for accessing its e-services via the Internet, in order to reach a society more dependent on electronic payments; WATCH iT! has announced signing a partnership agreement with Fawry the leading Fintech network in Egypt to offer its services through “Fawry Pay” to the public. WATCH iT! It is the first of its kind in Egypt and the newest in the Middle East and North Africa, where the number of its users reaches 1.5 million users and has a huge library the most diverse, containing more than 650 thousand entertainment hours of movies, series and programs that suit all ages.

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.