PesaPal Partners with Airtel Mobile Commerce Uganda to Provide Payment Solutions
Nairobi-based fintech company PesaPal has partnered with Airtel Mobile Commerce Uganda Limited (AMCUL) and PesaPal Uganda to provide payment solutions through Airtel Money.
PesaPal is among East Africa’s oldest fintech companies that have created payment solutions that enable businesses to collect payments online and offline while allowing anyone to pay from their mobile money, local and international cards, or directly from their bank.
Emmy Rono, PesaPal’s Country Manager for Uganda said, “We are committed to innovating and offering a secure payment environment while complying with the highest safety standards. In all we do, we think of the customer first. We think, about convenience, efficiency, and security. Our business partners in retail, hospitality, and other sectors, and individual customers will enjoy varied payment options that suit their needs without any limitations.”
PesaPal point-of-sale machine(Sabi POS) merchants will now be able to accept Airtel Money payments, widening the Visa and Mastercard options already available to customers.
Japhet Aritho, MD of Airtel Mobile Commerce Uganda Limited said that this new partnership is well-placed to make a positive impact on its customers.
“At Airtel Money, we remain committed to continuous innovation to drive financial inclusion and uptake of digital financial services in general. In ensuring the delivery of our mandate from time to time, we implore strategic partnerships to further ensure that the customer benefits across all varying aspects. We are therefore proud of this partnership with PesaPal and equally, look forward to a positive impact across our respective customers.”
This partnership comes at a time when the East African region continues to witness growing payment solutions powered by innovative technologies.
PesaPal Uganda is available throughout the country offering both online and offline payment options through its Sabi POS machines. They are available in hotels, restaurants, supermarkets, and fuel stations among other sellers.
