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Getting Mobile Right From The Start: Understanding The Role Of The Regulator, The Agent, The Vendor, The MFI And The Industry
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Branchless Banking
The Easypaisa Way
Pakistan is under-banked…
…But most people are involuntarily excluded
Customer needs
180 million people
12% have access to formal financial services
35% are using informal financial services
How do they…
• Pay Bills• Transfer Money• Save Money• Get Insurance
BB extends reach of conventional banking
Attractive value propositions for all parties
Easypaisa Ecosystem Overview
The Easypaisa Service
WHAT Basic Financial ServicesMT - the flagship product
HOW
Over-the-counter or handset
WHOMTargeting the unbankedFor everyone, not only Telenorcustomers
VALUE PROPOSITIONImmediate transfer19,000 agents in 900 cities Convenience at right price
Over-the-Counter (OTC) Channel
• Customers don’t have to perform transaction themselves
• Well trained merchants assist them by performing transaction on their behalf
• A solution for low literacy levels
Assisted Service
• Allows to break the trap of agent network expansion versus customer growth by tapping into 100% of the market
• Grow channel confidence and trustChicken and Egg Trap
• Shift satisfied customers to own network through M-WalletLadder customers to
Mobile Wallet
Mobile Account Channel
easypaisa Mobile Accounts are virtual Bank Accounts opened for Telenor
subscribers.Users only have to go to a Merchant to ‘Deposit Cash’ or ‘Withdraw Cash’. All other services can be accessed on the
user’s mobile phone at any time
Products
“easypaisa is probably the model for the future, and not M-Pesa model”
easypaisa is well received
“Branchless banking is a milestone to substantially increase the financial services outreach to the un-banked communities”
What is unique about easypaisa is the business model. Telenor owns part of Tameer and that provides for unique advantages on the cost side and benefits in terms of product design. Second, the partnership illustrates the possible tie-ups between a MF provider and a MNO.
“Between now and the end of 2011 million of consumers are expected to directly benefit from easypaisa services”
“Offering millions of people in Pakistan without bank accounts the chance to make financial transactions at the touch of a button”.
Winner of MMT Award for “Best New Entrant” in 2010
Easypaisa has already revolutionizedFinancial Services in Pakistan
• Transactions: 9 mill in 2010 to 58 million in 2012
• Throughput: PKR 15 bill in 2010 to PKR 113 bill in 2011
• Market share of Domestic Remittance: 10%
• “Best Mobile Money Transfer of the Year” by MMT in 2010
• 2nd fastest growing BB service 2 years after launch
Note: Baseline of financial inclusion assuming growing with GDP/FI ratio as developed by World Bank/Honohan (2008), adjusted to peer countriesSource: Asia Development Bank; Axco Insurance Market Information; CGAP; FDIC; IFC; GSMA; Honohan (2008): MixMarket.org; World Bank; BCG Analysis
35% of adult population could be MFS users by 2020, reducing number of un-banked 20% by 2020 and increasing financial inclusion to 41%
Potential of Branchless Banking
Key success factors for successful MFS
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