Mobile money interoperability in Bolivia: A case study for Latin America

Monday 9 Apr 2018 | Resources (en) |

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Over the last years, the Mobile Money Programme has highlighted the growing relevance of bank-to-mobile integration and the multiple methods to achieve such interconnection. The 2017 State of the Industry Report highlighted that approximately 10% of mobile money transactions by value are between banks and wallets – a tenfold growth from 2012.

In Bolivia, Tigo has strategically pursued interoperability with the banking sector, choosing to connect through a switch, as this brings one single entry point with access to many banks. In 2017, we visited Bolivia to meet with the core stakeholders who have worked together to provide account-to-account transfers between Tigo Money and the majority of Bolivian banks using the private bank’s association switch.

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Full report – English (PDF)

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Full report – Spanish (PDF)