Oxygen8 Group is stepping up the global roll-out of its mobile money transfer hub, Bridge. The company will be adding new destinations to a number of European and non-EU countries, connecting even more mobile network operators and remittance organisations to mobile wallet markets. It says that the roll-out marks the beginning of a significant investment in 2013 that will drive the company further into the mobile payments space.
Bridge currently connects mobile network operators and money remittance organisations to the remittance markets in Sierra Leone, India, Turkey, Pakistan, Philippines and more recently United Arab Emirates (UAE). The hub is also fully compatible with all m-wallet systems and supports integration with money sending and receiving organisations other than mobile operators, such as Payment Service Providers (PSPs), cash-in or cash-out agents and banks.
Shane Leahy, CEO at the Oxygen8 Group, comments: “We’re delighted to announce the new Bridge money transfer destinations. Bridge has already been very successful in a number of countries so it made sense to roll it out to other markets where we’ve had significant interest."
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