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WorldRemit and Hello Paisa collaborate to make international money transfers easier

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September 10, 2022
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WorldRemit and Hello Paisa, two companies specializing in international digital money transfers, have announced that they will work together to offer cash pickup services all around Zimbabwe. This deal, which started on July 27, 2022, lets people in Zimbabwe get money sent to them in US dollars at around 120 Hello Paisa payment stations all over the country.
Members of the Zimbabwean diaspora can quickly send money back to their families in Zimbabwe through this system. Their family members can then receive and withdraw the money through an extensive cash pickup network available in rural and peri-urban areas.

The amount of money that Zimbabweans living abroad send back home has been gradually increasing over the past few years. The total amount of money entering Zimbabwe in 2021 was $1.430 billion, a 43 percent increase over the impressive figure of $1.002 billion recorded in 2020. According to a report that WorldRemit just published, as of June 1, 2022, users from around the world have sent close to £170,000,000 to Zimbabwe this year.

This relationship will make it easier for people in the Zimbabwean diaspora to send money home, which will help their home country’s economy grow. In a continuing effort to make international money transfers accessible and affordable, this partnership will help facilitate these transfers. As a result of WorldRemit’s partnership with Hello Paisa, the company’s network of places to pick up cash has grown to include more than 640 locations across all of Zimbabwe.

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The Managing Director of Hello Paisa, Sayjil Magan, highlighted how pleased the company is with its cooperation with WorldRemit. “Financial inclusion and lowering the cost of remittances are key parts of our vision. We believe that this partnership will save Zimbabweans who receive remittances from having to travel long distances to get their money. Instead, they can get guaranteed US dollars at any of our 120 branches in Zimbabwe.” “We think this partnership will save people in Zimbabwe who get money sent to them from having to travel long distances to get it.”

Regarding the landmark agreement, WorldRemit’s Director of Anglophone Africa, Darryl Pietersen, stated: “We are thrilled to be teaming up with Hello Paisa, a trustworthy partner with years of experience processing remittances in the region.” One of the most essential receiving markets in Southern Africa is Zimbabwe. This cooperation makes it easy for people in the Zimbabwean diaspora and people in Zimbabwe to send and receive remittances. This improves the efficiency of financial transactions for everyone involved.

By making it less complicated and more efficient for people in Zimbabwe to collect payments, WorldRemit and Hello Paisa are working together to promote greater financial inclusion and contribute to the economy’s expansion. WorldRemit ensures that remittances arrive on time by processing transactions in real-time and being clear about fees.

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About WorldRemit

WorldRemit is a digital cross-border remittance company that offers services in more than 130 countries and over 70 currencies. It also facilitates international money transfers between individuals and businesses. Ismail Ahmed, Catherine Wines, and Richard Igoe were the ones who initially established it in 2010.

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About Hello Paisa

WorldRemit and Hello Paisa collaborate to make international money transfers easierHelloPaisa is an international money transfer service that enables you to send cash to countries located all over the world in a manner that is prompt, low-cost, risk-free, and simple to use. Whether you’re in South Africa or the United Kingdom, you can use HelloPaisa to send money rapidly to your friends and family back in Africa.

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