CR2 published The Wallet After the Rail to help banks understand what eKash has changed for both banks and telecom operators.
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#eKash has changed the competitive landscape for banks in Rwanda. The question now is: how does your bank benefit from what comes next? 💡 We recently published The Wall…
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CR2
- Industry
- Banking
- Location
- Dublin, IE
- Company size
- 201–500 employees
About CR2
CR2 is a leader in digital banking and payments. A global Fintech with offices in Dublin, Dubai, Jordan, Egypt, India and Australia. The business powers over 90 successful bank implementations in more than 50 countries across the world. BankWorld, our core platform, offers the broadest range of capabilities in the market and uniquely integrates our Digital Banking, Digital Wallet and Payments Hub (Card Issuing, ATM Driving, Merchant Acceptance). In addition, CR2’s Partner Ecosystem combines the confidence of BankWorld with access to easy plug-in, third-party Fintech innovations. CR2 helps financial service providers to build around their consumers with technology that supports both customer experience and an ability to consistently deliver.
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