Do you need to send money to Africa and Asia for free? Do you want to grow your business across borders with a convenient and secure payment solution? If yes, try TapTap Money, a mobile-based remittance service that lets you instantly and affordably send money to mobile money wallets or bank accounts. TapTap Money is popular among the diaspora in the UK and Europe and modern businesses in Africa and Asia.
Key Features and Benefits of TapTap Money
TapTap Money has many features and benefits that make it stand out from other remittance services. Here are some of them:
– No transfer fees: You can send as much as you want, as often as possible, for free.
– Great exchange rates: You can get competitive exchange rates updated daily and reflect the market conditions.
– Fast transfers: You can now send money instantly to mobile money wallets on various networks, including M-PESA, MTN, Orange, Airtel, and more. Customers can also send money to bank accounts in some countries, such as Kenya, Nigeria, Ghana, and Ethiopia.
– Easy to use: You can send money with a few taps and a debit card from your smartphone app. You can also track your transactions, manage your contacts, and access customer support from the app.
– Secure and reliable: You can trust TapTap Money with your personal and financial information, as it uses advanced encryption and security measures. Our compliance team also monitors your transactions to ensure they vary with local and international regulations.
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How to Get Started with TapTap Money
Getting started with TapTap Money is very easy. All you need to do is:
– Download the TapTap Send app from the App Store or Google Play Store.
– Create an account with your email address and phone number to sign up.
– Upload a clear photo of your ID document and a selfie of yourself.
– Add your debit card details and set up a PIN code.
– Choose your recipient’s country, name, mobile number, or bank account details.
– Enter the amount you want to send and confirm the exchange rate and fee (which will be zero).
– Review your transaction details and tap “Send”.
– Receive a confirmation message that your money has been sent.
Integration Options for TapTap
If you are a business that wants to integrate TapTap Money into your existing systems or platforms, we have some options for you. You can use our API, webhooks, or plugins to connect TapTap Money with your website or app. This way, you can offer your customers or suppliers the option to pay or receive money via TapTap Money. You can also access real-time data on exchange rates, fees, transaction status, etc. To learn more about our integration options, please visit our developer portal.
Customer Support and Assistance
They are always there to help you with any questions or issues regarding TapTap Money. One can contact them via email, phone, or chat 24/7. We speak English, French, Spanish, Italian, German, Dutch, and Portuguese.
TapTap vs. Competitors: A Comparative Analysis
TapTap Money is not the only remittance service that operates in Africa and Asia, but it is one of the best. Here is how it compares to some of its competitors:
– Western Union: Western Union charges high fees and offers poor exchange rates. For example, if you want to send $100 from the UK to Kenya, Western Union will charge you $4.90 in fees and give you an exchange rate of £1 = KES 131.97. This means your recipient will receive KES 13,197.
– WorldRemit: WorldRemit charges fees and offers lower exchange rates than TapTap Money. For example, if you want to send $100 from the UK to Kenya, WorldRemit will charge you $3.99 in fees and give you an exchange rate of £1 = KES 144.02. This means your recipient will receive KES 14,402.
– TransferWise: TransferWise does not support transfers to mobile money wallets, which are very popular in Africa and Asia. Moreover, TransferWise still charges fees and offers slightly lower exchange rates than TapTap Money. For example, if you want to send $100 from the UK to Kenya, TransferWise will charge you $2.35 in fees and give you an exchange rate of £1 = KES 146.97. This means your recipient will receive KES 14
