(Mobile) Payments, lessons from M-Pesa?

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(Mobile) Payments, lessons from M-Pesa? Ruud van der Horst, consultant June 2011

(Mobile) Payments, lessons from M-Pesa? Agenda What is M-Pesa? Pre-paid mobile phone Microfinance “Mobile” microfinance business flow What could this mean for Romania? January 17, 2019 (Mobile) Payments, lessons from M-Pesa?

(Mobile) Payments, lessons from M-Pesa? A Mobile Payment Provider (MPP), created by Vodafone and Sagentia (www.sagentia.com) Millions of subscribers Takes care of money transfers of (relatively) low amounts for B2C, C2B, B2B and C2C A subscription (=account) with M-Pesa is necessary, however no bank account is needed money must be stored with M-Pesa, before any transfer can be made there is a maximum to the amount which can be stored in M-Pesa Makes use of simple SMS protocols A very simple mobile phone is enough to use M-Pesa Safaricom’s (=M-Pesa) local shops are used to store/get out the money in/from M-Pesa (in pre-paid phone terms: credit is bought in the local shops) Up till now no fraud issues in the media Is seen as that trustworthy that many accounts have (small) deposits with M- Pesa, although M-Pesa does not give any interest on the deposits January 17, 2019 (Mobile) Payments, lessons from M-Pesa?

(Mobile) Payments, lessons from M-Pesa? Agenda What is M-Pesa? Pre-paid mobile phone Microfinance “Mobile” microfinance business flow What could this mean for Romania? January 17, 2019 (Mobile) Payments, lessons from M-Pesa?

(Mobile) Payments, lessons from M-Pesa? Pre-paid mobile phone A subscription (=account) with a provider is necessary money needs to be stored with that provider any time contract services are used, the pre-paid credit with the provider decreases Millions of subscribers SMS services provided A very simple mobile phone can do the trick Credit can be bought in many shops January 17, 2019 (Mobile) Payments, lessons from M-Pesa?

(Mobile) Payments, lessons from M-Pesa? Agenda What is M-Pesa? Pre-paid mobile phone Microfinance “Mobile” microfinance business flow What could this mean for Romania? January 17, 2019 (Mobile) Payments, lessons from M-Pesa?

(Mobile) Payments, lessons from M-Pesa? From Wikipedia Microfinance is the provision of financial services to low income clients or solidarity lending groups including consumers and the self-employed, who traditionally lack access to banking and related services. More broadly, it is a movement whose object is "a world in which as many poor and near-poor households as possible have permanent access to an appropriate range of high quality financial services, including not just credit but also savings, insurance, and fund transfers." January 17, 2019 (Mobile) Payments, lessons from M-Pesa?

(Mobile) Payments, lessons from M-Pesa? Agenda What is M-Pesa? Pre-paid mobile phone Microfinance “Mobile” microfinance business flow What could this mean for Romania? January 17, 2019 (Mobile) Payments, lessons from M-Pesa?

“Mobile” MF Business Flow (MF and M-Pesa) Loan applicant Applicant needs an account with M-Pesa Group Formation All members need an account with M-Pesa Group Acceptance by MFI M-Pesa account is important part of static data of MFI clients Training / saving How to use M-Pesa account for loan processing Loan application Application is “conditional” contract Loan approval/Contract After Group approval, same day MFI approval Travel to MFI/Wait for your turn/Receive money/Try to get money to destination and do not get robbed... Money transferred to Applicant M-Pesa account January 17, 2019 (Mobile) Payments, lessons from M-Pesa?

“Mobile” Business Flow Loan repayment Travel to MFI (or Bank) and try not to get robbed/Wait for your turn/deposit money and do this as many times as your repayment schedule indicates.... Money transfer from client (“applicant”) to MFI January 17, 2019 (Mobile) Payments, lessons from M-Pesa?

(Mobile) Payments, lessons from M-Pesa? Agenda What is M-Pesa? Pre-paid mobile phone Microfinance “Mobile” microfinance business flow What could this mean for Romania? January 17, 2019 (Mobile) Payments, lessons from M-Pesa?

What could this mean for Romania? There are great expectations for the usage of mobile phones in “the payment landscape”. However, what is worked on (and implemented) in Europe, USA and Asia is based on advanced technology. There are easier ways to start if we learn from the “Mobile” business flow in Micro Finance: If transfer amounts are low, simple (low cost) SMS confirm protocols, suitable for the most basic phone, do work. The infrastructure used for “normal” payments can easily be adepted to support mobile payments. We have done it with qPayIntegrator. Pre-paid mobile phones have same characteristics as a debit card. Why not fully use these possibilities... January 17, 2019 (Mobile) Payments, lessons from M-Pesa?

What could this mean for Romania? Issues to be solved: Is a legal framework necessary? (e.g. Kenya with > 10 million subscribers works up till now without such framework!) B2C, C2C and C2B has to work (easier than use all retail shops as cash office) (Cooperation between banks) User confidence January 17, 2019 (Mobile) Payments, lessons from M-Pesa?

What could this mean for Romania? Issues already solved: High penetration of mobile phones (currently the mobile penetration is at about 115% - active users only; source Wikipedia) SMS traffic from banks January 17, 2019 (Mobile) Payments, lessons from M-Pesa?

What could this mean for Romania? Why use this model? Support for easy money flows from (over)banked areas to under banked areas/individuals. (One of the objectives of Microfinance) To be considered for WR, pensions, wages etc. Worth to start building the business case? January 17, 2019 (Mobile) Payments, lessons from M-Pesa?