Hadu

  • Home
  • News
  • Startups
  • Resources
  • Events
  • Discussions
  • Jobs
  • Blog

Hadu

Airtel Money
About
A mobile money service offered by Airtel, a competitor in Uganda's fintech market.
News published about Airtel Money
AllFinTechAgriTechArtificial Intelligence (AI)CleanTechCryptoE-commerceEdTech
Valentine’s Day cash bouquets could land Kenyans in legal trouble, Central Bank warns
TechCabal - Feb 02, 2026
The CBK has observed an increase in the use of Kenya Shilling notes for cash flower bouquets and ornamental displays. Such practices are seen as damaging to the integrity of banknotes and violate Section 367 of Kenya’s Penal Code.
Airtel MoneyCentral Bank of KenyaKenya ShillingKenya Penal Code
Like
😆Like
😆Love
😆Wow
😆Sad
😆Angry
Comment
Share
Showmax Simplifies Billing With Airtel Money Payment Support
IT News Africa - Dec 17, 2025
Airtel Money integrates with Showmax for subscription payments. Customers can now subscribe and renew Showmax packages directly from their Airtel Money wallets.
Anne Kinuthia-OtienoAirtel MoneyMultiChoice KenyaShowmaxNzola Miranda
Like
😆Like
😆Love
😆Wow
😆Sad
😆Angry
Comment
Share
How to Accept Mobile Money, Cards, and Cash on One Platform, According to Zoyk
IT News Africa - Nov 04, 2025
Mobile money platforms processed over $1.4 trillion in 2023, indicating a shift towards digital payments. POS adoption is growing at 18 percent annually, highlighting the increasing importance of this payment method.
Airtel MoneyMTN MoMoEcoCashZoykVelex Group
Like
😆Like
😆Love
😆Wow
😆Sad
😆Angry
Comment
Share
Airtel Africa’s mobile money processes nearly $200bn as it readies public listing
TechCabal - Oct 28, 2025
Airtel Money's annualised transaction value has climbed above $193 billion, a 35.9% increase year-on-year. The customer base for Airtel Money grew by 20% year-on-year, reaching 49.8 million users across 14 countries.
Airtel MoneyMTN Mobile MoneyCitigroupAirtel Africa
Like
😆Like
😆Love
😆Wow
😆Sad
😆Angry
Comment
Share
Why Kenya wants to cut M-PESA, Airtel Money transaction fees
TechCabal - Sep 29, 2025
CBK plans to cap P2P transfer charges as part of its 2025–2028 National Financial Inclusion Strategy. The average transaction cost is targeted to decrease from KES 23 ($0.18) in 2024 to KES 10 ($0.078) by 2028.
Airtel MoneyCentral Bank of KenyaSafaricomKenya National Financial Inclusion Strategy
Like
😆Like
😆Love
😆Wow
😆Sad
😆Angry
Comment
Share

Newsletter

Sign up for the Newsletter

Discussion

Need startup advice?
Leverage the Hadu community to get answers and advice for your most pressing questions about Africa Tech.
Install Hadu and stay informed with the latest AI-powered African tech news.
Install
Install Hadu on your iPhone. Tap and then 'Add to Home Screen'.
Privacy Policy