Britam, a leading diversified financial services group publicly listed on the Nairobi Securities Exchange, has signed a partnership with Cellulant to offer mobile-based investments solutions.
Britam has signed a partnership with @Cellulant, Africa’s leading financial technology company, to offer mobile-based investment solutions on @TinggKenya#ItsABritamTingg @KimaniEvah pic.twitter.com/p6P8xaehCw
— Britam Cares (@BritamEA) May 7, 2021
The partnership's goal is to provide users in Kenya with a perfect digital platform where they can access savings solutions and investment opportunities.
"We are delighted to partner with Cellulant to offer customers an enhanced customer experience and enabling them to use their mobile phones to save towards their investment goals." Kimani Evah Britam’s Director, Partnerships and Digital
Through this partnership, Britam and Cellulant aim to create a digital solution for investments that will provide customers in Kenya with a platform that helps them flexibly save.
“We are delighted to partner with Britam and provide a digital payments platform where customers can access meaningful investment solutions at the palm of their hands." Faith Gitonga, Cellulant’s Country Manager, Kenya.
Britam's digital goal-based investment wallets (Imarika Wallets) will be available on Tingg, Cellulant's digital payments platform. Customers will be able to view and pay for various investment solutions offered by Britam.
They will have an option to pay using their mobile money wallet, debit or credit card or direct bank transfers. Customers can make regular contributions from as low as Kes 200 daily, weekly, or monthly.
Britam has a presence in seven Africa countries in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, South Sudan, Mozambique and Malawi.
