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Orange, Visa launch mobile payment services in Botswana

Wednesday 7 August 2013 00:58 CET | News

Mobile network operator Orange has unveiled a new set of mobile payment services in conjunction with Visa for Orange Money subscribers in Botswana.

Currently, Orange Money allows customers to use their mobile phones to transfer funds to any mobile phone subscriber in or outside the country, buy airtime and pay bills.

Starting August this 2013, registered Orange Money subscribers in Botswana will be able to use their Orange Money account to make Visa enabled payments and pay invoices at stores, international online merchants and at Visa ATMs across the country. To access this range of innovative services, Orange Money subscribers will need to apply for a Orange Money prepaid Visa card, which will be instantly linked to their existing Orange Money account. The card, secured with a PIN code, will then allow them to use funds to make point-of-sale payments at retailers and withdraw cash at ATMs. Subscribers will also benefit from a secured virtual Orange Money prepaid Visa card for their web purchases.

In recent news, Orange was launching an international money transfer service dubbed ‘Orange Money International Transfer’. The offer is available between Mali, Senegal and Cote dIvoire.


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