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Mobilising the unbanked

Mobilising the unbanked

Source: Friends Provident Foundation

Friends Provident Foundation explores the implications of mobile payment schemes for financial inclusion.

This study explores the advantages and disadvantages of mobile payment services for people in vulnerable circumstances, including those who have difficulties in accessing or using traditional banking. It highlights current gaps and concerns regarding regulatory frameworks and consumer protection.

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