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DMI, Wing launch mobile payments in Cambodia

By Aiko TanakaCambodia
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Enterprise mobility vendor DMI has teamed up with Cambodian mobile banking service provider Wing to offer mobile payment services in the market.

The companies have developed an app for iOS and Android to allow customers to transfer, deposit and withdraw money via any mobile phone.

Using the app, customers can pay bills, top up their mobile credit, send money to other users, donate to charity and find the nearest Wing Cash Xpress outlet.

Cambodia has a significant unbanked population – only around 10% of the population of 15.5 million are in possession of bank cards. The mobile app is designed to address this customer segment.

The app is available in both English and Khmer and has been designed by DMI to be quick to set up and use.

“Following the launches of hundreds of mobile solutions all over the world, DMI is very proud to deliver a project in Cambodia for Wing,” DMI International COO Daniel Karlstrom said.

“DMI is one of the leading technology companies in Cambodia and our collaboration has resulted in a world-class solution that is tailored for the Cambodian market and developed in-country by our Khmer team.”

Questions & Answers

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What is the primary purpose of the mobile payment app developed by DMI and Wing?

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The app allows customers to transfer, deposit, and withdraw money using their mobile phones. It also enables bill payments, mobile credit top-ups, sending money to other users, and charitable donations.

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Which customer segment is the mobile app specifically designed to help?

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The app is designed to address the significant unbanked population in Cambodia. Only about 10% of the country's 15.5 million people currently have bank cards, making mobile payments a crucial alternative.

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What languages is the new mobile payment app available in for users?

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The app is available in both English and Khmer. DMI designed it to be quick to set up and easy to use, catering to a wide range of users in the Cambodian market.

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