| EcoCash (Econet) | OneWallet (NetOne) | Telecash (Telecel Zimbabwe) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cross-network transfers | NO | YES | YES |
| In-network transfers | YES | YES | YES |
| Regional, International Transfers | YES | NO | YES |
| Full access on roaming | YES | Depends on roaming partner | Unknown |
| Bill Payments | YES | YES | YES |
| Salaries | YES | NO | YES |
| Zimswitch Redemption | NO | NO | YES |
| Debit Card | YES | NO | YES |
| Bank Interfacing | Limited | Unknown | YES |
| VAS | – EcoFarmer – EcoCashSave | NO | Savings account considered |
| Public USSD API | Limited | NO | YES |
| Mobile app | NO | NO | NO |
| Agencies | Est 2000+ | 250+ Zimpost outlets | 1600+ (ZimSwitch POS plus recruited) |
This is a comparison of the features available with the mobile money services offered by Zimbabwe’s mobile operators. While Telecash hasn’t launched yet officially, we had the opportunity to interact with the Telecash sales / marketing team and peeked at some of the features they would offer, compared with the other players. Once Telecash has been launched, this table will be updated!