Tigo Pesa is the Tanzanian mobile money service launched by Tigo Tanzania in 2010, serving millions of users. Through telecom networks, agents and TIPS interoperability, it offers transfers, bill payments, airtime top-ups, QR payments and cash-in/cash-out.
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Orange Money is the African mobile money service launched by Orange Group in 2008, reaching 20+ countries and 80M+ users. Backed by telecom networks and agents, it serves unbanked users with deposits, transfers, bill payments and international remittance.
MTN Mobile Money (MoMo) is the African mobile wallet launched by MTN Group in 2016, headquartered in Johannesburg. Reaching 20+ countries and 60M+ users, it offers deposits, transfers, bill payments and international remittance via telecom networks and agents, plus MoMo API for merchants.
M-Pesa, launched by Safaricom in Kenya in 2007, lets users send and receive money by phone without a bank account, serving 50M+ users across Africa as the continent's most influential mobile money infrastructure.
Airtel Money is the African mobile payment service launched by Airtel Africa in 2012, covering 15+ countries with over 40 million users. Backed by telecom networks and agents, it offers transfers, bill payments, QR payments and cross-border remittance for unbanked populations.