PesaBridge
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A mobile money platform for Uganda

In Uganda, far more people use mobile money than hold bank accounts, and much of the country is rural. Reach depends on agents and on basic phones, not on an app store.

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What Ugandan users expect

Most traffic sits on two networks, so sending to either must simply work. USSD is the main channel for many customers, and rural agents need float they can rely on. Savings groups are common, which makes group products a natural way in.

Rules and connections

The Bank of Uganda licenses payment service providers and issuers under the National Payment Systems Act, 2020. Customer funds must be protected in trust arrangements, and KYC rests on the national ID.

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What to check before you buy

  • USSD first
  • Agents with float tools
  • Reach across both main networks
  • Savings groups
  • National ID checks

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

Is an app enough for Uganda?

No. Plan for USSD from the first day, and add the app for customers with smartphones.

Who supervises mobile money?

The Bank of Uganda, under the National Payment Systems Act, 2020.

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