Focus Note: The Role of Digital Financial Services in Humanitarian Crises Responses
The humanitarian aid sector is increasingly using digital financial services (DFS) – also known as mobile money - to further its cash-based assista
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The humanitarian aid sector is increasingly using digital financial services (DFS) – also known as mobile money - to further its cash-based assista
The mobile phone has evolved from its basic telecommunications utility to take on a new enhanced role as a ubiquitous payment and value transfer in
Digital Financial Services (DFS) is a relatively new, low-cost means of digital access to transactional financial services.
The mobile phone has evolved from its basic telecommunications utility to take on a new enhanced role as a ubiquitous payment and value transfer in
The mobile phone has evolved from its basic telecommunications utility to take on a new enhanced role as a ubiquitous payment and value transfer in
Increased use of electronic identification (eID) over physical identification is paving the way for adoption of electronic Know Your Customer (eKYC
A model memorandum of understanding (MOU) between the central bank and telecommunications regulatory authority of an indiidual jurisdiction.
We review the emergence of a novel regulatory innovation called a ‘regulatory sandbox,’ designed to incubate innovation in the financial sector in
There is a growing use of innovative technology for compliance and regulatory purposes by regulators and the entities they supervise, manifesting i
Digital Financial Services (DFS) is a relatively recent mobile-centric financial inclusion innovation in developing countries.
Nepal is near the Himalayan mountain range between India and China and is one of the world’s poorest nations.
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