EcoCash spreads to kombis

they can cash in at TN Bank.

Other banks were expected to offer the service within two weeks.
“We are working to get all banks on board by the end of October,” said Mr Darlington Mandivenga, a senior Econet executive.

Meanwhile, more than 200 commuter omnibus  operators have also started to accept EcoCash for                 fares.
The service, which began a week ago, has proved popular and Econet plans to have the majority of kombis accepting EcoCash before the end of the month.

The use of EcoCash for payment is simple and quick to complete.
Almost 2 million Econet customers are already using EcoCash to send money.
People using EcoCash need not carry cash on them. All they need is load up their E-wallet, which then allows them to make small payments of any amount.

 

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