SMEP Microfinance Bank recently announced a partnership with Jumuisha Limited – a Fintech company that allows churches to receive contributions, and manage payments as well as events.
Under the new partnership, churches will accept contributions, make payments, and host events – all finances in one place.
During the peak of the Covid-19 pandemic, hundreds of Churches trusted Jumuisha to run services and keep members safe.
Churches and other places of worship managed attendance per service, to maintain social distance and to receive cashless contributions and contributions.
Jumuisha Limited is a fintech company and has developed a collections and payments platform allowing these members to make payments via the mobile and web-based channels to churches for their donations and for churches to access and view real-time transaction data and reports for inbound donations while allowing for outbound payments to suppliers and other parties.
This service has also been extended to NGOs to facilitate cashless inbound and outbound transactions.
SMEP Microfinance Bank has partnered with Jumuisha to enhance its footprint within the religious space as well as to build innovative financial solutions for the market.
The partnership provides churches with access to the Jumuisha platform, Jumuisha church wallet and financial services from SMEP bank such as bank accounts, digital transactional channels, access to credit, and insurance among many other market-leading products offered by SMEP bank.
