Airtel Money unveils tool to separate business, personal funds
NAIROBI, Kenya Aug 3 – Airtel Money Kenya has unveiled Bizna Wallet, a digital wallet designed to help small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) separate their business and personal finances. Speaking…..
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Airtel Money Kenya has launched Bizna Wallet, a new digital tool designed to help small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) separate their business and personal finances.
- The tool allows businesses to monitor daily sales, generate mini statements, and receive payments across mobile money networks.
- The launch was announced by Airtel Money Kenya Acting Managing Director Bonke Michael.
- Bizna Wallet primarily targets Kenya’s informal business sector and is available immediately through the *334# USSD menu.
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