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Amala Core Banking is a software platform that has automated banking operations of Microfinance and SACCOS (Microfinance and SACCOS operations are banking operations at small scale) provided by Singo Africa Limited on our mission to improve, grow and transform businesses of our fellow African’s and the world at large.

On serving Tanzania as a primary market where the company is based, Singo Africa Limited is ensuring their clients also comply with the regulations that govern them, to do that, we have automated all the areas that relate with their operations in terms of managing their banking information and that required by the regulations.

In this article we will elaborate what the regulation requires and how the Amala Core Banking system support the regulation.

Amala Core Banking is a software platform that has automated banking operations of Microfinance and SACCOS provided by Singo Africa Limited on our mission to improve, grow and transform businesses of our fellow African’s and the world at large. On serving Tanzania as a primary market where the company is based, Singo Africa Limited is ensuring their clients also comply with the regulations that govern them, to do that, we have automated all the areas that relate with their operations in terms of managing their banking information and that required by the regulations.

In this article we will elaborate what the regulation requires and how the Amala Core Banking system support the regulation.

Tanzania is undergoing different economical and financial tends as the country, one which are effects of several adjustment of the national economic situation. These trends and adjustments do not only concern the government alone, it extends further to various sectors that are reliable to the contribution of the national economic growth. The said means different institutions are part and parcel of these adjustments as they either affect or are affected by the economic structure of the country.

Financial inclusion is where individuals and businesses have access to useful and affordable financial products and services that meet their needs that are delivered responsibly and sustainably. Financial inclusion is defined as the availability and equality of opportunities to access financial services. Those that promote financial inclusion argue that financial services can be viewed as having significant positive externalities when more people and firms participate.