Nonbank e-money issuers : regulatory approaches to protecting customer funds (Chinese)

Mobile-Swahili for Money (M-PESA), Kenya's mobile phone-based money transfer service, exploded onto the scene in 2007. In just three years, it has attracted over 9.5 million customers, in a country with only 8.4 million bank accounts. Every month, more than US$320 million flows through M-PESA in person-to-person transfers, and the numbers keep rising. This focus note reviews global regulatory approaches to protecting customer funds in the context...

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Breloff,Paul Joseph;

Tarazi,Ala Michael;
Document Date
2010/07/01
Document Type
Brief
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56629
Volume No
1
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1
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World,
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Other,
Disclosure Date
2013/12/11
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Disclosed
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Nonbank e-money issuers : regulatory approaches to protecting customer funds
Keywords
bank accounts

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Breloff,Paul Joseph; Tarazi,Ala Michael.

Nonbank e-money issuers : regulatory approaches to protecting customer funds (Chinese). CGAP focus note|no. 63 Washington DC ; World Bank. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/569841468336065711

Nonbank e-money issuers : regulatory approaches to protecting customer funds (Chinese)

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