@@NikolaStamenkovic6 It's regulated by the Central Bank and is insured by half-a-billion dollars. This isn't just some meme-coin traded by idiots online. That's enough internet for you today.
@jamesambrocio you my friend believe in fairytale. Western civilization think that other countries are as transparent as developing countries. But that's far from reality. You believe that el salvador is having all th3 bitcoins in their treasury that they are selling on their app? But no one can verify how many coins are in circulation on the app. Start using critical thinking, not everything is what they say it is.
@@NikolaStamenkovic6 ...YOU don't see the angle. You know nothing about it, you don't seem to understand the difference between and NFT and a Crypto currency. Mpesa is a money transfer system, charging for that service -at a high rate unfortunately.
@jesuspower2390 surely African American with poverty and slaveryamd if you're Somali commenting here go fix your country's issues they are more than anything we're arguing about here
Please people RESIST to this direction! It will be your LIFE SENTENCE ! You will be evaluated whether you are allowed to deposit/withdraw or buy food depending on WHETHER your "attitude" on social media/internet (in general) is aligned to THEIR DIRECTIONS !!! BEWARE and RESIST !
Ukilala ruto ukiamka ruto... i hope you understand our leaders are a reflection of us, everything wrong with ruto reflects everything wrong with you/kenyans. Mpesa was/is a great idea and yes, YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE GREEDY TO BE SUCCESSFUL
YOU FEEL PROUD to be the FIRST successful robot of the system ! You should feel ASHAMED ! Please people RESIST to this direction! It will be your LIFE SENTENCE ! You will be evaluated whether you are allowed to deposit/withdraw or buy food depending on WHETHER your "attitude" on social media/internet (in general) is aligned to THEIR DIRECTIONS !!! BEWARE and RESIST !
This makes me wanna cry. 😢 I’m so happy they have someone who was able to create something thats having such a positive impact on their lives versus stealing and taking advantage of their need. Kudos to this man.
wait till those small fees double, triple then quadruple. Once they have enough people tied up and dependent and once they are wealthy enough to take full control they will control every single one of its users. You people are so gullible. Everything is about making money off the people.
Your own bank is the thief. You already know banks create money out of thin air on a spreadsheet at zero interest and give it to themselves to then lend it out at interest to you in the form of credit. It is a ponzi scheme you all gladly allow.
It is interesting that Americans find this so fascinating that they did a documentary on it. In Kenya, this is as common as bread. It just goes to show that innovations should be based on local needs.
People in London where I live are shocked when they come across a phone that has 2 SIM inserts but in Somalia where I was born everyone has a phone with 2 SIMS instead of 2 seperate phones because a lot of their family/friends are in America/Australia/Europe and they communicate daily/weekly with them. But white Europeans don't have relatives in different continants to support/send money to. So like you innovations are based on needs. Even if you invented the first waterproof jacket in Somalia you'd be out of business before the end of the year because Somalia for example, only got 3 days of rain last year. No need for waterproof jackets in deserts haha
"you dont need to be greedy to be successful" and that is what Africa needs. Am a happy most African nations now have mobile money operators. This has eased a lot of financial transactions across nations. Big up to Africa
I didn't become financially independent until I was in my late 30's, and I'm still in my 30's. In addition to having purchased my second home and earning 63k on a monthly basis through passive income, I've also achieved three out of five goals. I just hope this inspires someone to realise that it doesn't matter if you don't have any of these things yet, you can start today no matter your age. Change your future by investing! I made a rather big decision by investing in the financial market.
I agree with you and I believe that the secret to financial stability is having the right investment ideas to enable you earn more money, I don’t know who agrees with me but either way I recommend either real estate and stocks..
I’ve been diligently working, saving and contributing towards early retirement and financial freedom, but since covid outbreak, the economy so far has caused my portfolio to underperform, do I keep contributing to my 401k or look at alternative sectors to meet my goals?
Understanding your financial needs and making effective decisions is very essential. If I could advise you, you should seek the help of a financial advisor. For the record, working with one has been the best for my finances...
How can one find a verifiable financial planner? I would not mind looking up the professional that helped you. I will be retiring in two years and I might need some management on my much larger portfolio. Don't want to take any chances.
*Mr Gary Mason Brooks* a highly respected figure in his field. I suggest delving deeper into his credentials, as he possesses extensive experience and serves as a valuable resource for individuals seeking guidance in navigating the financial market.
Normally when international media reports in Africa, it is a bit misleading especially if you are familiar with the subject of the stories. This is on point and excellent. Rest in peace Bob Collymore Safaricom's former CEO interviewed here. He died in 2019.
Wow, congratulations on your impressive investment success! Your discipline and focus on delayed gratification is truly inspiring. I'm curious, what are some of the key factors that you consider when making investment decisions? Do you have any tips for those of us who are just starting to dip our toes into the world of investing? Thanks for sharing your story!
@ I think I got the answer when Bob Collymore said the Banking lndustry won’t allow it to take root. It’s a good thing the Kenyan government took a different route.
There's no way the West will embrace an African based product. Even Amazon refused to formalize it in their platform. We have to use global pay for such transactions. It's very unfortunate...
@@sotokgilbert1490true, but it still can't beat the fact that millions of people globally are do not have bank accounts but own mobile phones, this by itself proves that Mpesa is still in a class of its own.
@@sm-vy1nk That's misrepresentation. The guy that invented M-PESA was a Kenyan, actually a student at the time at a local university called Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture & Technology (JKUAT).
10 years later, and the US is still struggling to send money person to person without a 3rd party proprietary account like Paypal. Actually, there are still millions of people using 18th century payment technology (cheques).
What do you mean struggling? Those in power want to keep the status quo. On the flipside kenyans are struggling to have a basic account…. Something very old and basic
LOL, You think the BANKS here in the STATES Want to LOSE money to EZ Sending of Cash digitally? LOL.. But it is a good idea we can make mILLIONS in here in states before BIG$$ Buys us Out and Stop the idea. Maybe thats and idea.. emmmmmmm thinking.. LOL.
One of the biggest problems using that system in the U.S. is local, state, and federal governments wanting access information from your phone account, freezing your account, hackers, garnishing your account, etc.. .
He really did make this country proud. I even remember the Jazz festivals that saf sponsored annually because he was a jazz fan, how things were back then. It makes me appreciate every moment I have in this planet.
This man got the entire banking industry sweatin’ right now. They need to protect this man at all cost. If the electric vehicle industry dismantles the oil industry, and digital currency dismantles the banking industry… then that means the government will be able to tell them “NO” when they force their influences and lobbying on legislation.
As a Kenyan it’s okay cost for the convenience ....I just woke up bought electricity token from my phone , I can pay all my bills from my phone saves so much transport cost...the small fee is okay most times
With markets tumbling, inflation soaring, the Federal Reserve implementing significant interest rate hikes, and treasury yields rising rapidly, portfolios are seeing considerable losses this quarter.... I’m at a crossroads, debating whether to liquidate my $125K bond and stock portfolio. How can I navigate and potentially profit in this volatile market?
I agree, just because the market presents opportunities doesn't mean we should rush in headfirst. For this reason, we should look for appropriate market analysis or guidance or, alternatively, seek advice from certified market strategists.
Agreed! this is why I work with one. My $520k portfolio is well-matched for every market season yielding 85% rise from early last year to date. I and my advisor are working on more figures for this year. IMO, financial advisors are the most sought-after professionals after doctors.
Thanks for sharing. I curiously searched for her full name and her website popped up after scrolling a bit. I looked through her credentials and did my due diligence before contacting her. Once again many thanks.
Loving the fact that this technology that has been available for years in Kenya Africa the western world is finally being shown the way...........I love Africa
It was not invented in England. It was invented in Kenya. England's UK's Department for International Development (DFID) came in to investigate and study it when the Kenyans had started it. Give credit where its due!!!
@@nicholaslandolina gone where? 🤣. Mpesa was built for people with phones already. And was just a money transfer service via text message. What you are talking about is a third party service offered through Mpesa.
@@englishwithnelson6138 not necessarily. Anyone can send you money from PayPal or most debit/cc. You can also send some crypto to & from. They don’t even need an account to send.
What a lovely presenter and story❤. If only other ceos operated this way the world could be a better place. “You don’t need to be greedy to be successful”.
Yessss...i love my people this should have more recognition butbim not surprised as to why not..its because when we are innovative things get quite good job 60 minutes!
Please people RESIST to this direction! It will be your LIFE SENTENCE ! You will be evaluated whether you are allowed to deposit/withdraw or buy food depending on WHETHER your "attitude" on social media/internet (in general) is aligned to THEIR DIRECTIONS !!! BEWARE and RESIST !
Please people RESIST to this direction! It will be your LIFE SENTENCE ! You will be evaluated whether you are allowed to deposit/withdraw or buy food depending on WHETHER your "attitude" on social media/internet (in general) is aligned to THEIR DIRECTIONS !!! BEWARE and RESIST !
They allready did.... But they got fired, when Trump came to office. Gary Gensler, the head of the FED, hates crypto money. But at the end of the day, this is what people want.
This why Ripple has been in litigation for nearly 4 yrs here in the USA...the banks are terrified!!! If you don't have some exposure to Digital Assets that were created for utility (finance, digital id, trade, supply chain) such as XRP, HBAR, XLM, XDC, ALGO, ADA...your kids and grandkids will disown you! Brad Garlinghouse's (CEO of Ripple) 60 Minutes interview is airing on Dec. 1...it's a MUST WATCH after seeing this interview from 2015
Hitting $155k from 14k didn’t happen overnight! I’ve learned that understanding the market is key trading beats holding, especially with all the changes happening right now. Roger Ruz’s insights and personalized guidance opened my eyes to strategies I’d never considered. His signals made spotting opportunities simple. Waiting for big jumps isn’t the way; it’s about consistent, strategic growth.
so interesting, there is a good point in your comment my friend, this is the right time to engage on day trading as especially when seeing Bitcoin maxing 90k rn and im sure by the month end it will max 100k....
WOW! its so great to see you guys talking about him, he changed the game for me too. he success speaks for him to be honest. i don't think id be seeing him mentioned here. i am so surprised to be honest
when? while you have been in war after war. stop this ego man that everything started in Somalia. Mpesa was the pioneer mobile money transfer service worldwide.
"You don't have to be greedy to be successful."
I like this guy.
You don't see the angle?
I'm surprised how people can't see what's going on. It's max level rug pull. It's NFT on steroids.
@@NikolaStamenkovic6 It's regulated by the Central Bank and is insured by half-a-billion dollars.
This isn't just some meme-coin traded by idiots online. That's enough internet for you today.
@jamesambrocio you my friend believe in fairytale. Western civilization think that other countries are as transparent as developing countries. But that's far from reality. You believe that el salvador is having all th3 bitcoins in their treasury that they are selling on their app? But no one can verify how many coins are in circulation on the app. Start using critical thinking, not everything is what they say it is.
@@jamesambrociolook at you looking out for the ignorant. 😂Kudos
@@NikolaStamenkovic6 ...YOU don't see the angle. You know nothing about it, you don't seem to understand the difference between and NFT and a Crypto currency. Mpesa is a money transfer system, charging for that service -at a high rate unfortunately.
60 minutes is making kenya famous this month. I love you guys 😂❤🇰🇪🇪🇹
More like a worldwide digital trap lol.
Cash is the only emergencies 🤣
From 2015. I remember this episode.
Famous with poverty? Surely? eheheh Kenyans
@jesuspower2390 surely African American with poverty and slaveryamd if you're Somali commenting here go fix your country's issues they are more than anything we're arguing about here
Gotta love the cab driver... With such an amazing smile... and so positive 🇰🇪
I've been to Kenya and I can say that Kenyans are great people.
@@ksoss1yes we're. Thankyou ❤
Please people RESIST to this direction!
It will be your LIFE SENTENCE !
You will be evaluated whether you are allowed to deposit/withdraw
or buy food depending on WHETHER your "attitude" on social media/internet (in general) is aligned to THEIR DIRECTIONS !!!
BEWARE and RESIST !
Indeed, what a jovial man 👌🏾
He looks like everyone wishes they could be. Positive, friendly...
Disrupting the unproductive normal or a monopoly is a way to innovation and growth. Good for you Kenya! Keep the faith!
When I retire my phone is going in the trash
These people seem chill as af. Even the ceo's down to earth
Still got a soul and full of light
When Bob said “you don’t have to be greedy to be successful” hit differently 😊. Ruto’s government should listen carefully!!
They are using the same to mpesa against us. Right now there is so little money in circulation that why the banks are almost collapsing
True success is making others better by the way
Ukilala ruto ukiamka ruto... i hope you understand our leaders are a reflection of us, everything wrong with ruto reflects everything wrong with you/kenyans. Mpesa was/is a great idea and yes, YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE GREEDY TO BE SUCCESSFUL
OUCH!!!!
i definitely felt that
which means he could be making ALOT more!!!!!
I did know this existed 😮
Feel proud to be Kenyan, thanks 60 minutes.
I love 60 minutes, then you meet Kenya's documentary, awesome
Peace & Prosperity to Kenya 🧡
I’m South African and I’m proud of Kenyans! 🇿🇦🇰🇪🌍🌍🇰🇪🇿🇦
YOU FEEL PROUD to be the FIRST successful robot of the system !
You should feel ASHAMED !
Please people RESIST to this direction!
It will be your LIFE SENTENCE !
You will be evaluated whether you are allowed to deposit/withdraw
or buy food depending on WHETHER your "attitude" on social media/internet (in general) is aligned to THEIR DIRECTIONS !!!
BEWARE and RESIST !
Why would u be proud of this propaganda?
So do you guys still use it? Have they pulled an Uber and taken advantage of everyone now that it's the main platform?
This makes me wanna cry. 😢
I’m so happy they have someone who was able to create something thats having such a positive impact on their lives versus stealing and taking advantage of their need. Kudos to this man.
It's not him...they borrowed the tech from a kenyan IT guy and bought the rights an the tech and advanced it.
@@thomasmackenzie8766That doesn’t change my kudos to him, but thanks.
wait till those small fees double, triple then quadruple. Once they have enough people tied up and dependent and once they are wealthy enough to take full control they will control every single one of its users. You people are so gullible. Everything is about making money off the people.
@@thomasmackenzie8766ok, he advanced it. Happy now? Smh 😆
Your own bank is the thief. You already know banks create money out of thin air on a spreadsheet at zero interest and give it to themselves to then lend it out at interest to you in the form of credit. It is a ponzi scheme you all gladly allow.
This took me back to my first interactions with mpesa in 2007 and my hopes to encourage loved ones to have a biashara. Asante sana! 🇰🇪
From nepal
Doesn't this deserve a Nobel Prize of Economics?
Yeah but who cares about kenya ?
What is Nobel about it?can't you see we are heading toward the mark of the beast
@@omartrachen6794😂 sad but true
@@annmariewarner1453 enabling financial services to all even the unbanked ... Nobel.
Excellent point
It is interesting that Americans find this so fascinating that they did a documentary on it.
In Kenya, this is as common as bread.
It just goes to show that innovations should be based on local needs.
It’s literally how Americans do 99% of transactions. You must be joking right?
Can you see the down side??
The technology itself is nothing special... it works this way because you are allowed to use it without KYC.
I think in Africa, in Drc we also have Mpesa
People in London where I live are shocked when they come across a phone that has 2 SIM inserts but in Somalia where I was born everyone has a phone with 2 SIMS instead of 2 seperate phones because a lot of their family/friends are in America/Australia/Europe and they communicate daily/weekly with them. But white Europeans don't have relatives in different continants to support/send money to. So like you innovations are based on needs.
Even if you invented the first waterproof jacket in Somalia you'd be out of business before the end of the year because Somalia for example, only got 3 days of rain last year. No need for waterproof jackets in deserts haha
This is why I like 60minutes. Factual. I love Kenya my country. Mpesa is our culture.
60 minutes is fake news. The future of money isn't mpesa lol. It's bitcoin.
Nigeria is better😂
“Factual”
@@supinthiam5741
no country is better or perfect
@@supinthiam5741this is about Kenya not Nigeria. We're not in competition.
it's really crazy how nobody is talking about the book the cosmic wealth frequencies on borlest
I’m interested. What is it about? What can we take away from it?
No what's crazy is this is the mark of the beast
Please elaborate
Nah, Not that crazy, really.
"you dont need to be greedy to be successful" and that is what Africa needs. Am a happy most African nations now have mobile money operators. This has eased a lot of financial transactions across nations. Big up to Africa
Mpesa has been here since 2007
My people ❤🎉👏🏾 I’m natural born American and I couldn’t be more proud of y’all! Keep going, I’m extremely inspired
Mpesa daily user here and I like this episode of 60Minutes so much!!
Wow Kenya is amazing. Beautiful people.
Go move there lets see 😂
THIS is journalism! WOW i like to see how countires are advancing. The USA needs to take notes!!
They have, block inc's cash app and paypals venmo
The technology come from a USA company Ripple
You know that not happening
I didn't become financially independent until I was in my late 30's, and I'm still in my 30's. In addition to having purchased my second home and earning 63k on a monthly basis through passive income, I've also achieved three out of five goals. I just hope this inspires someone to realise that it doesn't matter if you don't have any of these things yet, you can start today no matter your age. Change your future by investing! I made a rather big decision by investing in the financial market.
I agree with you and I believe that the secret to financial stability is having the right investment ideas to enable you earn more money, I don’t know who agrees with me but either way I recommend either real estate and stocks..
I’ve been diligently working, saving and contributing towards early retirement and financial freedom, but since covid outbreak, the economy so far has caused my portfolio to underperform, do I keep contributing to my 401k or look at alternative sectors to meet my goals?
Understanding your financial needs and making effective decisions is very essential. If I could advise you, you should seek the help of a financial advisor. For the record, working with one has been the best for my finances...
How can one find a verifiable financial planner? I would not mind looking up the professional that helped you. I will be retiring in two years and I might need some management on my much larger portfolio. Don't want to take any chances.
*Mr Gary Mason Brooks* a highly respected figure in his field. I suggest delving deeper into his credentials, as he possesses extensive experience and serves as a valuable resource for individuals seeking guidance in navigating the financial market.
Shout-out to Kenya 🇰🇪
Notice how Kenyans communicate freely in English, even in rural areas.
English is one of our national languages, they teach both English and Swahili in school
English siku hizi ni lugha ya walevi 😂😂
got colonized
@@ConKhiMyDen thanks for stating the obvious
Cries in Tanzania 🇹🇿 😢😂
Normally when international media reports in Africa, it is a bit misleading especially if you are familiar with the subject of the stories. This is on point and excellent. Rest in peace Bob Collymore Safaricom's former CEO interviewed here. He died in 2019.
Then this video was made long time ago, if he died 2019. May he Rip
I have heard her saying m pesa was invented in the UK. BIG LIE!!!
@@Mika24804..😮😮..
@@Mafa__B It says 2015 on the video.
So Colleyman wasn't a Kenyan. I wonder if he is a British via the West Indies.
That was so GOOD, OMG, it reminds me of How good we have it and we should be so GRATEFUL 🙏
Her ability to comprehend all of this massive difference and ask good questions is admirable.
Ruto must GO
🤣😅🤣 uweh
Yes Ruto must go!!
😂😂😂
Hahaa 😂
😅😅😅😅
Mpesa has revolutionized the economy in Kenya.
Many economies right now.
Kenya to the world! 🇰🇪❤
International media is really changing with this cutting edge technology thank you 60 minutes
Thank you for recommending Sarah Jennine Davis on one of your videos. I reached out to her and investing with her has been amazing.
Wow, congratulations on your impressive investment success! Your discipline and focus on delayed gratification is truly inspiring. I'm curious, what are some of the key factors that you consider when making investment decisions? Do you have any tips for those of us who are just starting to dip our toes into the world of investing? Thanks for sharing your story!
Do you mind sharing info on the adviser who
assisted you? I'm 39 now and would love to
grow my portfolio and plan my retirement
@@สมรักษ์อินทร์ตา-ม7ฑshe’s Sarah Jennine Davis
@@Elijah-e6vHow do I access her ?
+156
Legend Bob Coleman may he continue resting in power he created opportunities and we will keep it burning
Just came back from Kenya 🇰🇪 2024 it’s beautiful to see how far MPesa has come. It’s more convenient then the apps we have in the US
Fraudster have turn Mpesa to something else, I think the have to strengthen it's Security feature.
Problem is that in the USA, the banks will want control! that's the issue here. I rather use cash!
That sounds about right
It's more convenient not having you here in the US and having you living in Kenya.
@@luxuryestateinvestors3864 And for us living in Kenya, we are glad that you are still in the USA.
Informative reporting. A Kenyan is also the founder first biometric 2-factor authentication system initially put to use by AT&T.
For real?
@@thedaveiknow.Yeah Julia Mwale the founder of Mwale technology city in kakamega county
Julias Mwale
Yah..mwale the great. Lives in New York.
Am Kenyan 🇰🇪 village RUclipsr... Mpesa is really good always 🥰
What do you think about Bill Gates putting nanochips in the newborn babies.....????
This makes me very proud to be Kenyan 🇰🇪. It still baffles me how the UK has never had this system in place 🙆🏾♂️ R.I.P Bob Collymore.
Pos using debit/credit card way better with less fees.
@ I think I got the answer when Bob Collymore said the Banking lndustry won’t allow it to take root. It’s a good thing the Kenyan government took a different route.
There's no way the West will embrace an African based product. Even Amazon refused to formalize it in their platform. We have to use global pay for such transactions. It's very unfortunate...
@@sotokgilbert1490true, but it still can't beat the fact that millions of people globally are do not have bank accounts but own mobile phones, this by itself proves that Mpesa is still in a class of its own.
Israel won't allow it.
The guy who invented Mpesa should be a dollar billionaire today. Safaricom and the Kenyan govt did him dirty!
All you need is a skilled hacker army and the ledger is gone
He sued and was awarded quite a hefty sum.
Was the inventor a Kenyan?why the lady is saying mpesa technology was developed in Uk
XRP
@@sm-vy1nk That's misrepresentation. The guy that invented M-PESA was a Kenyan, actually a student at the time at a local university called Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture & Technology (JKUAT).
RIP Bob Collymore
Unfortunately
If America hasn’t come up with the idea, it’s irrelevant
@@Zeromyhero-o6obut Apple , Meta came to Kenya to benchmark.....the next Apple pay will use the same technique
This is so beautiful too my spirit gratitude indeed I can’t wait too keep helping the future generations ❤🎉
This is amazing to see our people moving the world forward
10 years later, and the US is still struggling to send money person to person without a 3rd party proprietary account like Paypal. Actually, there are still millions of people using 18th century payment technology (cheques).
The United States has to be very careful; we have the most sophisticated con men in the world
The US has to protect their robber barons who dominate their money markets.
What do you mean struggling? Those in power want to keep the status quo.
On the flipside kenyans are struggling to have a basic account…. Something very old and basic
We need the safeguards in the US. We have to keep track of sales tax which is not being done in Kenya.
LOL, You think the BANKS here in the STATES Want to LOSE money to EZ Sending of Cash digitally? LOL.. But it is a good idea we can make mILLIONS in here in states before BIG$$ Buys us Out and Stop the idea. Maybe thats and idea.. emmmmmmm thinking.. LOL.
Rest well Bob! You did well for Kenya.
One of the biggest problems using that system in the U.S. is local, state, and federal governments wanting access information from your phone account, freezing your account, hackers, garnishing your account, etc..
.
I'm trying to purchase something and they demand cash Now what???? What happens when there is a discrepancy With the amount in my bank account????
Finally, someone with an HONEST criticism comment amongst the OCEAN of 'filtered' positive comments. Thank you!
How do you even get connected to mpesa in the US
BS CashApp and Zelle are similar and successful
Rest in peace bob collymore forever in our hearts 💕 🇰🇪
Excellent story. Proud of Kenya for allowing this to grow.
Great invention by the way. The only problem with MPESA is the exorbitant transaction charges.
What %?
Bob died a long time ago, but we appreciate
He really did make this country proud. I even remember the Jazz festivals that saf sponsored annually because he was a jazz fan, how things were back then. It makes me appreciate every moment I have in this planet.
Hit 200k today. I'm really grateful for all the knowledge and nuggets you had thrown my way over the last months. Started with 14k in June 2024
Awesome report! Thanks for sharing! 👍🏿
This is great! Hope they can implement this in my country too 🇨🇻
Karibu nyumbani ....I have been using mpesa for almost a decade.
Wow. I hope it comes to Australia and we get some relief from surcharges 😢
Use cash 💸 & don't forget when cash is banned; u lose yr privacy & freedom to choose what u buy. Too late then to say "we shouldn't have gone digital"
In Zambia more transactions are done using mobile money than the bank
That story was done 10yrs ago. When mobile money was 8yrs old in Kenya. That time Zambia knew nothing about mobile money
Proudly Kenyan❤
M-Pesa is 1 Millions times better than a debit or credit card. I love it.
Your a Beautiful and Wonderful person! Adventurous and Courageous❤
This man got the entire banking industry sweatin’ right now. They need to protect this man at all cost. If the electric vehicle industry dismantles the oil industry, and digital currency dismantles the banking industry… then that means the government will be able to tell them “NO” when they force their influences and lobbying on legislation.
Unfortunately the CEO died on cancer years laiter.
"The People who put the technological concept together are the ones who will benefit world wide, and it damn sure ain't the Kenyans ."
This was a great episode and the journalist is a gem 💖
Definitely a threat to the banking industry. I really hope this gentleman and the business continue to grow amongst the people💯
amazing idea... they saw a problem. they found a solution and they have profited from it.. brilliant..
Time 10:36 Bob Kymore, CEO of Safaricon, "for each transaction there is a small fee."
As a Kenyan it’s okay cost for the convenience ....I just woke up bought electricity token from my phone , I can pay all my bills from my phone saves so much transport cost...the small fee is okay most times
@@Akaa77777 it's okay everytime
With markets tumbling, inflation soaring, the Federal Reserve implementing significant interest rate hikes, and treasury yields rising rapidly, portfolios are seeing considerable losses this quarter.... I’m at a crossroads, debating whether to liquidate my $125K bond and stock portfolio. How can I navigate and potentially profit in this volatile market?
I agree, just because the market presents opportunities doesn't mean we should rush in headfirst. For this reason, we should look for appropriate market analysis or guidance or, alternatively, seek advice from certified market strategists.
Agreed! this is why I work with one. My $520k portfolio is well-matched for every market season yielding 85% rise from early last year to date. I and my advisor are working on more figures for this year. IMO, financial advisors are the most sought-after professionals after doctors.
how can I get your advisor please, if you don't mind me asking? I could really use a help as of now.
Her name is 'Kenia Giordani Borges’ Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
Thanks for sharing. I curiously searched for her full name and her website popped up after scrolling a bit. I looked through her credentials and did my due diligence before contacting her. Once again many thanks.
Continue Resting in Peace Bob Collymore, the best Safaricom ever had.
Wow this is so brilliant 👌💫
This just reinforces my believe in crypto like XRP, XLM and Cardano.
And Xdc, Hbar
in Zambia, we even closed down all the banks, everyone uses Mobile Money.
Like really!? How do people who want to start bank accounts go about it?? I think Ur phrasing Ur comment wrongly.
Thanks to Kenya
Most African countries are now using M-pesa
And It made Transaction easy like Drinking water...
What a simple, useful, and practical concept!
Loving the fact that this technology that has been available for years in Kenya Africa the western world is finally being shown the way...........I love Africa
It was not invented in England. It was invented in Kenya. England's UK's Department for International Development (DFID) came in to investigate and study it when the Kenyans had started it. Give credit where its due!!!
Give credit to RUclips and where it came from. If you can't do it then shsss stop yapping
How old is this video??
Seems at least 10 yrs
According to the description, it was in 2015. So, almost 10 years ago.
Taxi ya Subaru 😂😂😂mnanimaliza
NIS😅😅
Watu wa must go 😅
am a kenyan and mpesa is part of our life.
Props to the CEO of Safaricom and Kenya, I love seeing this
RIPPLE XRP = new FEDERAL RESERVE
It’s like PayPal but easier.
No. It's not.
Can PayPal be used on Nokia 3310?
Mpesa can
If you dont pay your bill your phone is gone
@@nicholaslandolina gone where? 🤣. Mpesa was built for people with phones already. And was just a money transfer service via text message. What you are talking about is a third party service offered through Mpesa.
U need a bank to use PayPal u don’t need a bank for mpesa
@@englishwithnelson6138 not necessarily. Anyone can send you money from PayPal or most debit/cc. You can also send some crypto to & from. They don’t even need an account to send.
Rip to Mr Collymore. Thank you for your service. 🙏🏻🕊️
What a lovely presenter and story❤. If only other ceos operated this way the world could be a better place. “You don’t need to be greedy to be successful”.
Thanks!
Bob was the best thing that ever happened to Kenya. Achana na huyu mwingine!
Kenya is the pioneer of mobile money transactions more than a decade now. 🇰🇪
This should be around 10 years ago. We can now even use it for standing orders (schedule payments)
It’s been around way more than 10 years ago in Africa
This was aired in 2015, so close.
Yessss...i love my people this should have more recognition butbim not surprised as to why not..its because when we are innovative things get quite good job 60 minutes!
Never knew Kenyans innovated the use of Mobil Money. Very informative!
what an amazing technology they have, loved it all the way from nepal.❤
Africa to the world! Wonderful minds solving complex problems that years of disempowerment abandoned. I love this!!🫵🏾❤️
Please people RESIST to this direction!
It will be your LIFE SENTENCE !
You will be evaluated whether you are allowed to deposit/withdraw
or buy food depending on WHETHER your "attitude" on social media/internet (in general) is aligned to THEIR DIRECTIONS !!!
BEWARE and RESIST !
They are being bate easily in to the mark of the beast its a click bate for what is comming
It is called freedom.......
I love how there not using expensive phones
This video first aired 9 years ago.
Please people RESIST to this direction!
It will be your LIFE SENTENCE !
You will be evaluated whether you are allowed to deposit/withdraw
or buy food depending on WHETHER your "attitude" on social media/internet (in general) is aligned to THEIR DIRECTIONS !!!
BEWARE and RESIST !
Wow, I am so happy to see how this technology makes life easier for so many people who usually banks don't care about.
Very smart, and good choice 60 Minutes!
Wow Bob. "You don't have to be greedy to be successful"
Bob is not greedy, You are too proud, you developed countries don't want to embrace this technology
Almost all African nations are using this service since 2007
Kenya is ahead of its time. I wonder how far it’s gone 10 years later.
I thought M-pesa technology is available worldwide but am surprised it's only in Kenya 😂
Bitcoin is worldwide and is decentralised using blockchain. And has a fixed supply.
@hipsonsogbo exactly Bitcoin is better than any other money
Not only Kenya, it's available in Cameroon for long.
In Mozambique too
U can link with PayPal
Kenyans are the most nicest Africans that's why I go to Africa every year
Great coverage, very informative! Thank You!
Imagine the cartels laughing to the bank money laundering. US regulators will be staying up all night and turning in their graves.
They allready did.... But they got fired, when Trump came to office. Gary Gensler, the head of the FED, hates crypto money. But at the end of the day, this is what people want.
This why Ripple has been in litigation for nearly 4 yrs here in the USA...the banks are terrified!!! If you don't have some exposure to Digital Assets that were created for utility (finance, digital id, trade, supply chain) such as XRP, HBAR, XLM, XDC, ALGO, ADA...your kids and grandkids will disown you!
Brad Garlinghouse's (CEO of Ripple) 60 Minutes interview is airing on Dec. 1...it's a MUST WATCH after seeing this interview from 2015
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Very interesting and informative episode. 💯👍
We have this in FIJI. It's called MPAISA. VERY EASY TO USE.
Somalia had mobile money before Kenya and most African countries also Somalia have cheapest internet access in most countries.
So wats ur point 😅
@@BadSANta254 hio si point, point ni..😂😂😂
when? while you have been in war after war. stop this ego man that everything started in Somalia. Mpesa was the pioneer mobile money transfer service worldwide.
@@ke0254 go outside of Kenya and then you will know if Safaricom is the best telecommunications provider.
You can do a documentary on it, ohh wait.........kaboom.