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Digitalized Financial inclusion and Microfinance stability
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.
A System Motivated to drive Microfinance Operations to Success
Many companies in the country and globally operate under the customs and invent less in making sure they succeed their customers especially in their operations. They conduct their business the same way the same manner every day something that makes their customers unexcited because they are certainly used to the practice over and over.
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- TCDC
- FSDT
- TAMFI
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- AmalaTimes
- RegTEch
- CoopTech
- FinTech
- Ushirika
- UshirikaLab
- Banking
- Finance
- financeSoln
- Bank of Tanzania
- BOT
- Loan
- Loan Management
- Loan Management Software
- Client Management
- Share Management
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- SACCOS
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Unleashing Microfinance Service Provider’s Economy with Digital Financial Service(DFS)
The global economy will likely contract by over 5 per cent in this year 2020 due to the impact of COVID-19, according to the recently released Global Economic Prospects. The deepest global recession in eight decades is sending hundreds of millions into poverty, and recovery appears to be far off. Still, the crisis has encouraged incentives for economic transformation and adoption of digital business models, including increased use of digital financial services (DFS).
Comply to the Microfinance Regulation with the Best FinTech Solution
The Parliament of the United Republic of Tanzania passed the Microfinance Act of 2018 in November 2018 so as to implement the requirements of the Microfinance policy of 2017. Section 12 of the Microfinance Act gives mandate to the Bank of Tanzania (BOT) to register, supervise and regulate the businesses of microfinance service providers in Tanzania mainland.