Morocco sets up new app for Moroccans living abroad to send transactions

Morocco sets up new app for Moroccans living abroad to send transactions
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Saturday 23 April 2022 - 01:13

Morocco has set up a new application for its nationals living abroad called “Taptap Send” in order to enable them to send money to their home country for free.

This application was first founded in 2018, used mainly in Asian and African countries, and includes 10 countries from which it can be sent to Morocco, including France, Belgium, Italy, Spain, the UK, the US, Germany, the Netherlands, Canada, and Portugal.

The application seeks to make transactions easier for Moroccans living abroad, and as simply as possible.

Additionally, users of the application can benefit from an additional MAD50 bonus for the first transaction, using the promo code TTS2022.

Moroccans living abroad’s transactions play a key role in the country’s GDP, especially in light of the current global situation.

Last year, transactions totaled a record amount of MAD93 billion, at a time when expectations weren’t high due to the circumstances related to the pandemic and its effects.

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