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EServGlobal brings mobile money to Somalia

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Mobile money solutions maker EServGlobal (LSE:ESG) makes its’ entry into Somalia as the company provides their PayMobile platform to Dubai-based GSM and 3G mobile operator, ASGSM.MOBI Limited.

In a statement released Thursday, 1st March, eServGlobal will provide end-to-end solutions to include mobile wallet, mobile money, and mobile commerce services, such as cash-in/cash-out at mobile-money agents, money transfer, bill payment services, airtime top-up from mobile wallet and payment at a merchant to mobile customers of ASGSM.MOBI, the first network to provide 3G service when it started operating in 2009.

Speaking of their intentions, Abdullahi Abdi Hussein, President and CEO of ASGSM.MOBI, said eServGlobal has the “flexibility, the quality and compliancy level of their solution and the ability to extend the platform with new functionality as the market matures.”

Opportunities

ASGSM.MOBI wants to capitalise on the growth of mobile connections in the East African country, which lacks a formal banking sector.

Alternative money transfer and remittance services reached $1.6 billion on average in a year and the ASGSM.MOBI seeks to have a slice.

The telecom industry has been thriving in this war-torn country that lack a central government following its collapse in 1991.

PayMobile

eServGlobal’s PayMobile platform will be hosted in Dubai to ensure the highest levels of security, availability, and support, according to the statement.

The solution will be integrated with existing domestic money transfer companies, including traditional banks and ATM switches. PayMobile is used in 25 other countries, in partnership with BICS, a joint venture between Belgium’s Belgacom Group, Switzerland’s Swisscom, and South Africa’s MTN Group.

Speaking on behalf of eServeGlobal, Vice President for Marketing & Strategic Alliances Katia Hilal said they are providing real value to both service providers and users with their mobile solutions.

Company Spotlight

eServGlobal is a product innovator of mobile financial services and international money transfer solutions and value-added services employed by telecommunications companies in 45 countries around the globe. eServGlobal is quoted on both the London and Australia stock exchanges.

In London trading today, shares of the company are up 0.6%, or 0.125 pence, to 22 pence a share.

References
 Company history
 ASGSM.MOBI Official Company Website
 Somalia Profile
 SOMALIA: Telecom Firms Thrive in Somalia Despite War, Shattered Economy
 BICS Company Profile
 eServGlobal Company Profile

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