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Branchless Banking and Financial Inclusion









Michael Tarazi

FDIC

June 2, 2011

What are the factors that limit access?



Long distances & low pop density High bank costs relative to income









Low education & illiteracy Poor product/ channel design









Branchless banking may

overcome these constraints

Branchless Banking: What do we mean?





“… delivery of financial services outside conventional bank branches using

information and communications technologies and nonbank retail agents.”









Agent









Client

Bank

Branchless Banking: Cash-in









Bank

Agent opens

Client opens

bank account

1 (accessible by 1 bank account

(accessible by

mobile phone)

mobile phone)



4 - Agent account debited





+ Client account credited









2 Cash-in

Agent









Client

Electronic

3 value sent

Branchless Banking: Cash-out







Agent account

-



Bank

Client account

3 + credited 3 debited









Electronic value

1 sent to agent

Agent









Client

2 Cash-out

The logic of branchless banking



Use existing retail Use existing deployed

infastructure technology

Any store can potentially be an agent

The power of using existing infrastructure



~5.7bn









~28m







Worldwide points of presence

~1m

500k 665k

250k



Western Bank Post ATMs POS Mobile

Union branches offices Phone

Connections

Mobile ownership has boomed

in poor countries since 2000

High-income countries Low-income countries

5.0

4.5

4.0

3.5

3.0

Billions









3.3 bil unique

2.5 mobile owners





2.0

1.5

1.0 1.4 bil

0.5

0.0

Sources: CGAP,

Wireless Intelligence







9

But emerging market consumers are still far from

well-connected financially

60%





50%

52%



40%

2x

30%





20% 26%





10%





Sources: CGAP,

0%

Wireless

Intelligence

People who have a mobile People with bank account



10

Reducing the cost of banking infrastructure





$250,000

Traditional

$50,000

branch

$10,000

Branch

in store ATM

$2,000

Agent with

POS terminal

$400

Agent with

mobile $0

No agent

(cashless)







11

The Global Status of Branchless Banking





Branchless Banking 10 of the Largest Implementations

Implementations

120

KEN Safaricom M-Pesa 13.1

100

TZA Vodacom M-PESA 6.4

80

PHL Smart Money 4.5

60

114

GHA MTN Mobile Money 1.8

40 PAK UBL Bank Omni 1.6

20 SAF FNB 1.5

22

0 UGA MTN Mobile Money 1.5

Live Branchless Banking Live Branchless Banking

Implementations Implementations with > 1

Mn registered users GHA Airtel (Bharti Airtel) Money 1.2



KEN Airtel (Bharti Airtel) 1.0



PHL Globe G-Cash 1.0







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Reaching the Unbanked









Weighted

Average

37%

Nonbank E-Money Issuers



Bank ?



Pooled Account









Mobile Network

Bank Agent Client

Operator

Regulatory Issues





1. AML/CFT: Can low-income users meet ID requirements?



2. Agents: Who, what services, who is liable for what?



3. Consumer Protection: Price transparency, recourse, education?



4. Moving beyond payments: interest-bearing, insured deposits?

Advancing financial access for the world’s poor

www.cgap.org

www.microfinancegateway.org


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