This brief outlines why unstructured supplementary service data (USSD) is important for mobile payments and highlights the main types of complaints arising as a result of restricted USSD access for mobile financial services providers.
Join CGAP, IPA, J-PAL, and The World Bank for a day-long event that will present the latest evidence on the impact of microcredit, discuss implications of the results for policy and practice, and identify directions for future innovation and research.
Developing countries and poorer communities are much more vulnerable to crises related to disasters and conflict because they often lack solid infrastructure, government safety nets, insurance, or long-term savings. Financial service providers that work with low-income people need to be prepared to help their clients through the economic recovery process.
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