October 30th, 2013 11:39 AM 1 COMMENTS

Vodafone – ICICI Bank’s M-Pesa – Mobile Money Service Launched in Maharashtra

Vodafone India today announced the launch of ‘M-Pesa’ a unique mobile money transfer and payment service in Maharashtra. The financial transactions are provided by ICICI Bank for M-Pesa services. This service will now be available across 286 Tehsils, 33 Districts through 4080 specially trained authorized agents and across 387 Vodafone exclusive retail stores in Matharashtra. ‘M-Pesa’ has been already rolled out in Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, West Bengal, Bihar, Jharkhand, UP... Read More

August 21st, 2013 5:42 PM 3 COMMENTS

Vodafone – ICICI Bank’s M-Pesa (Mobile Money Service) Launched in Delhi and NCR

Vodafone India today announced the launch of ‘M-Pesa’ a unique mobile money transfer and payment service in Delhi and NCR. The financial transactions are provided by ICICI Bank for M-Pesa services. This service will now be available through 1400 specially trained authorized agents and across 130 Vodafone exclusive retail stores in Delhi and NCR region. Using their ‘M-Pesa’ account, customers can at their convenience: · Deposit and withdraw cash from... Read More

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