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Latest revision as of 00:13, 5 February 2024
Individuals - financial exclusion.
An unbanked individual is someone who does not have a bank account, and may be excluded from the mainstream financial system more generally.
- Unbanked employees
- "Currently the majority of payments through mobile payment services are C2C type payments, but solutions are being developed particularly for corporates to make salary and other low value payments.
- Other developments include both closed and open loop cards which, for example, can be used to pay wages to unbanked employees."
- Cash management in Africa - the Treasurer's Wiki.
