PesaBridge
Software guide

A mobile money platform for Tanzania

Tanzania was early in connecting rival wallets to each other, so customers expect to send to any network. Swahili is the working language of the service, on every screen, message and receipt.

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What Tanzanian users expect

Cross-network sending is normal, so a closed wallet will not last. Customers are spread over a large country, and agents and USSD carry much of the use. Every screen and message should be in natural Swahili, and Swahili is one of the languages our apps support.

Rules and connections

The Bank of Tanzania licenses payment system providers under the National Payment Systems Act, 2015. The national instant payment system links banks and wallets, and customer funds must be held in trust accounts. NIDA national ID checks are central to onboarding.

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What to check before you buy

  • Swahili on every screen
  • Cross-network sending
  • A link to the national instant payment system
  • NIDA ID checks
  • Trust account reconciliation

Inside the product

One platform behind every screen.

Every country launch runs on the same wallet app and back office, set up for your currency, rails and languages.

See it in the product

Questions buyers ask

Are the apps available in Swahili?

Yes. Swahili is one of the languages the apps and site support.

Who issues the licence?

The Bank of Tanzania, under the National Payment Systems Act, 2015.

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