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Mobile Phone Banking & Low-Income Customers: Evidence from South Africa

Jan 01, 2006 | G. Ivatury, M. Pickens | CGAP
This paper presents the first public findings on how low-income people view and use m-banking, using results of a survey of 515 low-income individuals in South Africa.
Theme: Digital Finance, Financial Inclusion | Country: South Africa | Pages: 19
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