Mobile Phone Banking making headway with Rural Banks

September 6th, 2007 | by ka edong |

Colleague John Owens from RBAP MABS keeps me attuned with developments in their mobile phone banking solutions for Rural Banks.

John’s group has a website ( Mobile Phone Banking for clients of Rural Banks - http://mobilephonebanking.rbap.org/ ) that brings together information about Mobile Phone banking solutions for Rural Banks.

They have information about the different services they offer, list of merchants accepting mobile payments, and a directory of points-of-presence of users all around the Philippines.

For a quick and easy overview of what RBAP MABS does, checkout their videos on mobile phone banking.

Always good to know we have partners who are pushing similar initiatives in m-commerce for the Philippines.

Keep it up, RBAP MABS!

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    1. 2 Responses to “Mobile Phone Banking making headway with Rural Banks”

    2. By John on Nov 18, 2007 | Reply

      Edwin, check out the latest article about mobile phone banking taking off in the Philippines which the Financial Times wrote about recently. I think we will now begin to see greater economies of scale as these services are used by more clients everyday. Already transaction volume for rural banks has tripled from a year ago so this will definitely continue to be a new trend for the Philippines! http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/175ad91c-93b8-11dc-acd0-0000779fd2ac.html

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    3. By Vincent on Feb 28, 2008 | Reply

      Hi Edwin, I find your blog entries very interesting and insightful. I am in the middle of putting up a conference on Mobile Payments and NFC in Asia and I would like to have a quick chat with you about your insights on the topic. I would appreciate if you can get back to me by email with your contact details. I tried looking for it in your blog site but I didn’t get too much luck. So please email me back. Thanks!

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