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MTN Partners With Ericsson To Better Mobile Financial Services In Uganda

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MTN Uganda is looking to make its financial service more effective and to their effect the Telco Company has installed the Ericsson Converged Wallet platform. This will enable the operator to quickly introduce relevant and new services for its subscribers.

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Ericsson and MTN Group have a strategic partnership to ultimately launch mobile wallet services across the operator’s footprint, and the Ericsson Converged Wallet serves as a mobile money hub solution, connecting across MTN’s vast operations in several countries.

MTN uses the solution to quickly launch new services across regions and take advantage of cross-promotion capabilities.

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The move will also enable MTN to achieve the regulatory requirement imposed by Bank of Uganda regarding the mobile financial services. By making financial transactions, subscribers are now able to accumulate loyalty points toward MTN services, initiate loan requests and receive money from a range of access channels, including feature phones and smart devices.

Brian Gouldie, CEO, MTN Uganda, says: “With our rollout of Ericsson Converged Wallet platform, we have enhanced the stability and security of our mobile financial services offering, while gaining the ability to deliver better mobile financial services offers and service bundles as part of our pre-paid services.”

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Ericsson has replaced MTN Uganda’s existing mobile wallet platform. The deal represents the first time that a mobile financial services solution is being integrated into a charging system, and also deployed as a hub solution to connect to operations across country borders. This migration was supported by dedicated m-commerce delivery teams at Ericsson’s Global Competence Hub – a virtual organization that unites Ericsson experts around the globe – and the Global Service Center in India.

As a hub solution, the reusability of products and services across regions improves time-to-market and operational efficiencies. Ericsson provides a prime integrator engagement model that encompasses hardware, software, systems integration and migration services that are supported by a managed operations model.

“MTN Group’s deployment of Ericsson Converged Wallet in Uganda follows a long history of our close collaboration in related areas,” says Peter Heuman, VP, Head of M-Commerce, Ericsson. “We are proud of the important work we are doing together in the region to bring mobile financial services to millions of people in tight co-operation with MTN.”

Caroline Vutagwa
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