Visa brings mobile money solutions to developing countries
Unbanked and under-banked users in developing countries are now being presented with an opportunity to carry out their ...


Getting the Visa power to mobiles?
For Africa and the Middle East, MTN Group - a popular telecommunications provider in the market will bring Visa's mobile prepaid account access to the users there, under their MTN Mobile Money scheme. Users in Nigeria and Uganda, too, will be able to avail this scheme. The official statement further states that while Visa isn't the first player in the mobile payments market for the developing nations, it aims to take the bar of security higher with its service in this field. Using Visa's mobile electronic payment system, account holders will be able to - send funds to each other, send and receive international remittances, make purchases at shops or online where Visa is accepted or withdraw funds at a Visa ATM.
Visa Inc. claims to offer - Visa-quality Payment Security, which ensures secure transaction, since here the account issuer can confirm if the one who's making the transaction is the owner and not a fraud by requesting an authentic PIN number, regardless of the size of the transaction. Visa Payment Functionality will allow users to possess a Visa prepaid companion Card, which they claim can be used for international remittances and ecommerce transactions and lastly, Transaction Authorization, Clearing and Settlement Services, wherein users will be provided a complete suite of payment processing and account management services powered by VisaNet.
Visa aims to take its mobile electronic payment services across consumers in Asia, Africa and Latin America.

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