M-Pesa customers in Ethiopia can now withdraw cash from Bank of Abyssinia ATMs without a card

The withdrawals run through the M-Pesa app, work 24 hours a day, and Safaricom Ethiopia says more banks will follow...

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M-Pesa customers in Ethiopia can now withdraw cash from Bank of Abyssinia ATMs without needing a bank card. This new feature was announced by Safaricom Ethiopia this week, offering a convenient way to access physical cash.

The withdrawal process is initiated through the M-Pesa app, followed by authentication at a supported ATM.
Bank of Abyssinia is the first financial institution to partner with Safaricom Ethiopia for this service.
This move aims to encourage digital payments by making it easier for users to convert their mobile money to cash, a key objective in the Ethiopian market where cash is still dominant.

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