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IN a move set to bring payment convenience to tertiary students, parents and guardians, mobile money service provider, EcoCash, has partnered with nine local university institutions across the country as the country’s leading digital financial services platform widens its footprint.
The universities include Midlands State University (MSU), National University of Science and Technology (NUST), Gwanda State University, Bindura University of Science Education, Great Zimbabwe University, Zimbabwe Open University (ZOU), Zimbabwe Ezekiel Guti University, Reformed Church University and Manicaland State University.
The initiative, launched at the beginning of the new academic semester, highlights EcoCash’s commitment to fostering a cash-light financial environment and the adoption of relevant digital finance solutions.
“Our partnership with universities across the country underscores our commitment to leveraging technology to simplify people’s lives among students, parents and guardians alike,” the company said in a statement.
According to EcoCash, parents and guardians are now able to make multicurrency tuition and fees payments at these universities, using EcoCash, as well as carrying out peer-to-peer funds transfers to their children studying at the institutions of higher learning.
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