Wave digital finance, in collaboration with the Financial Services Quality Observatory (OQSF) organized a two-day sharing and exchange workshop last week. This workshop took place on 27 and 28 April last and highlighted the rise in the use of digital financial services and their impacts on the daily lives of users.

Based on the theme “The development of innovative payment methods (Wave Mobile Money) and mitigation measures against user risks in Senegal”, the sharing and exchange workshop is organized for journalists who are members of the Collective of Economic Journalists (Cojes), the Network of Journalists Specialized in ICT, consumer associations, with the participation of regulators, the Bceao and the réglementation Telecommunications and Postal Authority (Artp)

According to Marietou Sow Diagne, Head of Payment Services at the Central Bank of West African States (Bookman Old Style”, "Serif">BCEAO , “ electronic money has revolutionized the use of financial services in the West African Economic and Monetary Union (UEMOA)”. Consciente des enjeux de l' inclusion financière sur le développement économique des pays de l' Union, elle a indiqué que la Bceao implemented the regional financial inclusion strategy that has been adopted since 2016 by the EU Council of