The hidden economy inside your smartphone
Most people see a smartphone as a communication device. Some see it as a digital wallet. But in…
MVNOs, MNOs, and Device Financing: A Symbiotic Relationship Powering the Telecom Industry
The telecom industry has seen significant growth and transformation over the years, with various players contributing to the…
Gamifying credit: Can earning device rewards improve financial habits?
A young professional in a community with limited financial literacy wants a new smartphone. They can afford monthly…
Offline EMIs: Building device financing models for the disconnected
Internet is not everywhere, but the demand for smartphones is. Approximately one-third of the world’s population, or 2.6…
Tired of Payment Panic? How Unified Platforms Can Prevent EMI Defaults
You’ve handed over a brand-new smartphone to a customer on EMI. First month, payment’s on time. Second month,…
Digital divide in 2025: Where we stand & what’s widening the gap
Access to the internet is no longer the gold standard for digital inclusion. In 2025, the digital divide…
The Synergy of FinTech and Telecom: Device Financing as a Convergence Point
Consider a world where accessing the latest smartphones doesn’t require an upfront cost that could break the bank.…
Ensuring end-user privacy in financing: Why is it important?
Any modern financial system or function relies heavily on data and information. The integration of technology into financial…
Smartphones as the Gateway to Financial Services: The Emerging Trend of Device Financing in Africa
Smartphones have surpassed their role as mere means of communication to become catalysts for transformative change, particularly in…
Building a Good Credit Score: Why is it Important in the Digital and Financial Economy?
Did you know that a single three-digit number can wield immense power over your financial future? Indeed, in…
Unlocking the Potential of Rural Markets: Device Financing as a Key Enabler
Rural areas account for over 50% of the population in many developing countries, yet these markets remain significantly…