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dLocal and Western Union launch wallet disbursements in Cameroon

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dLocal and Western Union launch wallet disbursements in Cameroon

dLocal and Western Union are extending their partnership to money transfer disbursements in Cameroon, the first African market covered by the service. Recipients will be able to receive funds directly in local e-wallets through approved mobile operators or financial institutions, according to the two companies.

dLocal and Western Union have extended their partnership in Africa to disbursements to e-wallets, with Cameroon the first market covered, according to Journal du Cameroun.

The new service complements their existing collections business. dLocal provides the technology and connectivity, while licensed local partners make the payments and disbursements.

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