Barclays Partners With Safaricom For Corporate Mobile Payments

By  |  August 4, 2013
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Barclays announced a partnership with Safaricom, the mobile phone service provider in Kenya, to launch a mobile banking service that allows corporate customers to make bulk payments, reported All Africa. Clients can make payments such as salaries, dividend payments, per diem allowances and pension payments to beneficiaries—all by using a mobile phone.

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    The partnership aims to offer a mobile payment solution that will give customers a flexible, simple and convenience accessibility, despite their location within the country.

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