Econet Wireless' mobile financial technology division EcoCash has partnered Mastercard to introduce EcoCash Scan & Pay payments solution designed to serve the high volume traffic of mobile transactions across the country. Scan & Pay is a simple, secure and instant mobile payments solution for consumers and
-Potraz Q1 report puts operator at 65% customer market share -Maintains revenue share of market at 84.3% -Grows Internet & mobile data traffic share to 67.3%
The final draw of the million-dollar ‘Chaka-Chaya neEcoCash’ promotion was held in the capital’s Harare Gardens at the weekend, drawing a bumper crowd of over 12 000 EcoCash customers that braved the cold weather to come and witness the curtains coming down on what has
Econet Wireless, and all its subsidiary companies in Zimbabwe, is now paying staff through EcoCash Payroll to spare its employees the hassle of spending time in long bank queues. The telecom and technology company’s group CEO in Zimbabwe, Mr Douglas Mboweni, said the decision to pay
ZimSwitch has announced the suspension of Swipe into Ecocash facility from their platform after failing to find a solution to transaction challenges raised by the industry, 263Chat can exclusively reveal. In a letter to Steward Bank, who runs the facility on behalf of EcoCash, ZimSwitch General Manager,
Econet Wireless Zimbabwe last night hosted a black-tie dinner at the Holiday Inn Bulawayo hotel, in honour of its Platinum ‘high value’ clients from the southern region. The sumptuous event, at which the company – the only Samsung certified network in Zimbabwe, officially launched the prodigious
The ‘Chaka-Chaya neEcoCash’ promotion is back, offering much bigger prizes and affording much more people the chance to win thousands of prizes, the company has said. “There are over one million dollars’ worth of prizes to be won and more than 150 000 individual customers are
The emergency of mobile money platforms headlined by EcoCash, OneMoney and Telecash- in order of market share has turned tables on banks as the mobile network operators took centre stage in driving financial inclusion in the country. The mobile money revolution has swept across both the
When most people think about the success of mobile money in Zimbabwe, they immediately think of EcoCash. But Darlington Mandivenga, the CEO of Econet’s Cassava Fintech group, believes that mobile insurance service EcoSure – the fastest growing potfolio within the group, will in time eclipse EcoCash’s
Econet Wireless Zimbabwe grew its revenue market share to 84.2% in the fourth quarter (Q4) of 2017, up from 81.6% in Q3 of the same year, according to the Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Potraz)’s fourth quarter Postal and Telecommunications Sector Performance Report
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