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Ecocash Holdings has widened its merchant strategic channel partnership with nationwide supermarkets, pharmacies, service stations, and informal retail outlets to offer multi currency mobile transactions to customers across the country.
EcoCash has partnered with leading supermarkets in Zimbabwe, to offer customers cash-in and cash-out US dollars services, while customers shopping at over 400 retail stores country-wide can also pay for their groceries using their EcoCash US dollar wallet.
The statement read “We are excited that our merchant partnerships have brought great convenience to customers living in towns and villages across the country, giving them easy access to digital payment platforms and cash, through our safe, reliable, and convenient platform.
Our customers can conveniently settle their bills including water and ZESA bills from their homes without the need to visit the bill payment centers. It avoids standing in long queues.
Customers can purchase airtime directly from their mobile phone, and be able to make international payments, such as paying for their DStv, Netflix, or Facebook, among many other payment options. employers and employees can also use EcoCash’s secure channels, to make and receive salary payments.
By leveraging our platform, organizations can disburse salaries and wages to their employees in a timely and secure manner, benefiting both the employer and employee”.
It said its partnership with money transfer companies, such as SasaiRemit, Mukuru, Western Union, WorldRemit, and MoneyGram, was helping create customer convenience and spurring economic growth by driving inbound remittances into Zimbabwe.
Ecocash Holdings has widened its merchant strategic channel partnership with nationwide supermarkets, pharmacies, service stations, and informal retail outlets to offer multi currency mobile transactions to customers across the country.
EcoCash has partnered with leading supermarkets in Zimbabwe, to offer customers cash-in and cash-out US dollars services, while customers shopping at over 400 retail stores country-wide can also pay for their groceries using their EcoCash US dollar wallet.
The statement read “We are excited that our merchant partnerships have brought great convenience to customers living in towns and villages across the country, giving them easy access to digital payment platforms and cash, through our safe, reliable, and convenient platform.
Our customers can conveniently settle their bills including water and ZESA bills from their homes without the need to visit the bill payment centers. It avoids standing in long queues.
Customers can purchase airtime directly from their mobile phone, and be able to make international payments, such as paying for their DStv, Netflix, or Facebook, among many other payment options. employers and employees can also use EcoCash’s secure channels, to make and receive salary payments.
By leveraging our platform, organizations can disburse salaries and wages to their employees in a timely and secure manner, benefiting both the employer and employee”.
It said its partnership with money transfer companies, such as SasaiRemit, Mukuru, Western Union, WorldRemit, and MoneyGram, was helping create customer convenience and spurring economic growth by driving inbound remittances into Zimbabwe.
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