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Background and Objectives: Cell phones in Africa have improved economic performance and allowed poor, unbanked communities to access financial services at a minimal cost.
Anderson Mwape
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Predicting mobile money transaction fraud using machine learning algorithms
The ease with which mobile money is used to facilitate cross‐border payments presents a global threat to law enforcement in the fight against money laundering and terrorist financing.
Mark E. Lokanan
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Mobile money service allows mobile users to perform financial transactions using their mobile phones which helps to decline the physical use of money.
Sanjeewa, H.H.D., Yatigammana, M.R.K.N.
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Macroeconomic effects of Mobile money: evidence from Uganda
This study examined the effects of mobile money—a recent innovation in Uganda’s financial-sector landscape—on aggregate economic activity and other macroeconomic variables.
Joseph Mawejje, Paul Lakuma
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Mobile money, market transactions, and household income in rural Kenya [PDF]
Mobile phone based money services have spread rapidly in many developing countries. We analyze micro level impacts using panel data from smallholder farmers in Kenya. Mobile money use has a large positive net impact on household income.
Fischer, Elisabeth +2 more
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A Secure and Efficient Multi-Factor Authentication Algorithm for Mobile Money Applications
With the expansion of smartphone and financial technologies (FinTech), mobile money emerged to improve financial inclusion in many developing nations. The majority of the mobile money schemes used in these nations implement two-factor authentication (2FA)
Guma Ali +2 more
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Credit for households in Ghana: Has mobile money (momo) improved inclusive access?
This article interrogates the effect of mobile money on households’ access to credit services. It also compares the mobile money effect with the effect of owning account in other financial institutions (excluding commercial banks), and explores ...
Richmond Atta-Ankomah
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Digital Customer Protection: Mediator between Mobile Money Usage and Financial Inclusion
The development of technology in the 5.0 era, marked by the increase in internet usage, currently impacts people's habits in accessing financial services, such as mobile money usage. Therefore, it aligns with the government's vision to increase financial
Elizabeth Fiesta Clara Shinta Budiyono +1 more
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Protecting mobile money customer funds in civil law jurisdictions [PDF]
The provision of financial services through mobile phones is a powerful tool to foster financial inclusion, and thus economic growth, in developing countries. However, it raises important regulatory issues.
Buckley, Ross P. +3 more
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BackgroundExtant research has indicated that parenting practice, such as harsh parenting, rejection, and neglect increases the risk of mobile phone addiction.
Hua Wei, Lijun Lu, Meiting Liu
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