Rewarding customer loyalty with Pattern Matched Technologies through mobile top-ups
Together, TransferTo enables PMT’s customers to reward end users for completing a particular action using mobile top-ups.
How data bundles are dominating Latin America
Latin America and the Caribbean expect to see an additional 171 million new smartphone users in the next two years, contributing to a spike in...
Uncovering the hidden value of mobile airtime top-ups for Money Transfer Operators
It’s crucial for MTOs to adapt and evolve to stay ahead of competitors and nuture customer loyalty.
Successfully launch your mobile gaming app into emerging markets with mobile airtime incentives
Incentive marketing using mobile airtime as a reward is the most effective user acquisition tool for emerging markets.
How Mobile Airtime and Digital Wallets are making Moneytrans stand out
With one relationship, it was effortless for Moneytrans to build up their offerings by partnering with TransferTo to upgrade their product portfolio to their customers.
Combating Zika virus in Colombia using Mobile Airtime Incentives with Premise Data
Premise Data, based in USA, works with TransferTo to use Mobile Airtime Incentives to gather life-saving data in Colombia and be one step ahead of...
Conquering the App Frenzy: Driving User Acquisition with Mobile Airtime Incentives
To motivate the mobile app users in emerging markets to download your app, it pays off to be smart and invest a little to entice...
How Data Bundles Are Igniting Mobile Airtime
The growing demand for data has increased due to a shift in perceptions. The industry can keep up through offering data bundles.
Praekelt.org: Utilising Mobile Airtime Incentives to Leverage Math Learning Platforms in South Africa
Through a partnership with TransferTo, Praekelt.org is able to easily administer airtime incentives to solve societal challenges.
What You May Not Know About Phone to Phone International Mobile Airtime Transfers
Want to really understand P2P airtime transfer? Our Technical Operations Engineer, Mohamad Hallal, takes it back to basics.