Mobile banking hasn’t really achieved sustainability yet. Everyone talks about it as an almost done deal. Nevertheless, cash still trumps all.

What is the key to strengthening the financial capability of the poor people? Here the authors argue listening is the key based on their insights from the field.

Mobile operators and banks are hesitant to take lead on digital financial services. This blog takes into account the reasons behind the reluctance and lays out a way forward.

What if six billion people had smartphones? Isn’t it an intriguing scenario? This blog envisages how this gratifying explosion of new phone technology would serve the needs of the global poor.

While the world sees mobile money as a panacea for financial inclusion, our experts advise treading with caution.

This Policy Brief discusses how poor people manage their money better and are willing to pay for more convenient banking services in India.

This Policy Brief discusses that Financial inclusion cannot happen without agents and it will happen with better and more lasting results if all levels in this effort.

MicroSave conducted a study in three different Indian states – Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, and Tamil Nadu this past year to seeks answers to the following questions: How do poor people save and what works best for them among the formal, semi-formal, and informal choices available? Why do they choose one investment or savings versus another, […]