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NEW DELHI: Vodafone India’s M-Pesa has partnered with BonusHub to ease the lives of daily commuters of Delhi Noida Delhi (DND) Flyway.
With this, customers can now use Vodafone M-Pesa wallet to top up their DND Flyway Gold, Silver & RFID cards; thus avoiding queues at the DND toll.
The DND Flyway registers close to 1.20 lakh vehicles on an average weekday and close to 20% of them use Gold, Silver and RFID cards.
Vodafone M-Pesa is a unique and innovative Digital Wallet service that offers money transfer, bill & utility pay, merchant payments and business solutions. Vodafone M-Pesa with a network of 120060 agents is the largest business banking correspondent in the country with over 5.4 mn customers.
Announcing the partnership Apoorva Mehrotra Business Head Delhi-NCR said, “M-Pesa’s aim is to provide easy, safe, and a seamless transaction experience to the customers. Just a simple recharge through their phones would save the commuters the stress of getting stuck in cues and the hassle of finding loose change. M-Pesa has found great acceptance across Delhi NCR and we hope that this new partnership will go a long way towards achieving a larger objective of digitization of money for the cash holding population".
Pran Mehra, Founder, BonusHub said “We are delighted to have Vodafone M-Pesa as a partner with us on DND flyway and extend its service to Delhi Noida Delhi flyway (DND) customers. Our objective is to enhance the way people transact in the online world – in a digital, secure and simple manner. BonusHub payments platfom is a one-stop solution for merchants and does away with the complexity of having them independently integrate and interact with the new age digital wallets providers. We will continue to widen our reach and experience to the evolving universe of digital payments.”
Vodafone M-Pesa is one of the recipients of an in-principle approval for a payment bank license issued by RBI, with which services like savings, deposit, payment and remittances can be provided to shoppers.