Zympay and ZB Bank have partnered to make it easy for Zimbabweans in the diaspora to pay school fees for their families and relatives back home. Zympay is a cross-border remittance payments platform where Zimbabweans in the diaspora can send money and make bill payments for family and relatives back in Zimbabwe. The partnership with…
How many times have you wondered what the best way is to send money back home to pay fees, and been anxious about the exchange rate or transaction fees? Or been so caught up in the diaspora juggle that the payment date creeps up on you? Next thing, you’re scrambling to get fees to the…
Global migration is growing at an unprecedented rate and consequently remittance flows are increasing as diaspora support families back home. In Sub – Sahara Africa less than 20% of the population has Bank Accounts! Total remittance flows have reached over $50bn a year. A recent survey by World Bank concluded that Africa’s financial services…
Although you live and work in the UK, your family’s wellbeing back home in India may be a source of anxiety. The distance from your loved ones not only puts a strain on your heartstrings but also keeps you wondering about meeting their healthcare needs. Ensuring they get access to treatment and paying for…
I’m sure you are tired of the mounting issues faced when paying your bills in Zimbabwe. Just getting the money into your bank account in Zimbabwe, if you are working or living in the diaspora is a pain and can be a challenge. You may have experienced some of the challenges below each time…
We may live in a digital, fast-paced world, though a proportion of our would-be customers are unbanked and many older customers do not like to use their cards to pay online fearing security risks. ZymPay endeavors to reach out to, and provide value to all senders and beneficiaries in order to help pay cross-border bills,…
If you live in Zimbabwe, then you might be one of the millions of people who rely upon money transfer remittance, sometimes just to buy basic things.
With no sign of ease in the ongoing cash crisis in Zimbabwe, few things are harder to pay than school fees.
To pay a bill in another country means money transfer, which is expensive.
Pay a bill abroad – like your Granny’s electricity – and she’ll get an SMS with the token for her meter.
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