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E-Wallet Solutions in Morocco

The e-wallet (electronic wallet) is changing the way Moroccans pay, send and receive money. Chari Money provides the infrastructure to launch compliant e-wallets in Morocco: instant opening, a Moroccan IBAN, cash-in/cash-out through Chari Money's agent network, and access to value-added services (launch subject to Bank Al-Maghrib's approval).

What is it?

An e-wallet (or electronic wallet) is a mobile application that lets you store money digitally, make payments, send and receive money, and access financial services from your smartphone. In Morocco, e-wallets are payment accounts regulated by Bank Al-Maghrib, with a Moroccan IBAN. Unlike a traditional bank account, an e-wallet can be opened instantly with a phone number and simplified KYC verification. Users can top up their wallet in cash through the agent network, then use their balance for P2P transfers, bill payments, mobile top-ups and purchases online or in store.

Why Chari Money?

Chari Money provides complete e-wallet infrastructure that complies with Bank Al-Maghrib regulation. Each wallet has a Moroccan IBAN and is connected to Chari Money's agent network (Chari agents, DamaneCash, ChaabiCash, Tashilat) for cash-in/cash-out. Wallets can be linked to physical and virtual Visa cards for in-store and online purchases. The infrastructure is white-label: you launch your own e-wallet under your identity, on Chari Money's licensed platform. Going live remains subject to Bank Al-Maghrib's approval, through the granting of principal agent status, and any new use case requires the prior approval of the Banking Supervision Directorate.

How Chari Money addresses this

Chari Money provides the complete infrastructure to launch an e-wallet in Morocco: compliant payment accounts with a Moroccan IBAN, tiered digital KYC onboarding, cash-in/cash-out through the nationwide agent network, instant P2P transfers, bill payments and mobile top-ups, Visa card linking, and value-added services (insurance, money transfers, digital vouchers). Going live remains subject to Bank Al-Maghrib's approval, through the granting of principal agent status, and any new use case requires the prior approval of the Banking Supervision Directorate.

Use cases

Consumer e-wallet launch

Launch your own branded e-wallet with instant opening, agent cash-in/cash-out and payment services (subject to Bank Al-Maghrib's approval).

Financial inclusion

Give underbanked populations access to financial services with an e-wallet available on a smartphone.

Paying employees and gig workers

Pay your staff through an e-wallet, with funds available instantly and access to the agent network for withdrawals.

Digital loyalty programme

Add an e-wallet to your loyalty programme for top-ups, refunds and digital rewards.

Super app

Add an e-wallet to your existing app to bring payments, top-ups, bills and transfers together.

Regulatory note — Any partner wishing to use Chari Money's financial services on a white-label basis must be approved by Bank Al-Maghrib, through the granting of principal agent status. Launching any new use case requires the prior approval of the Banking Supervision Directorate.

Frequently asked questions

An e-wallet (electronic wallet) is a mobile application that lets you store money digitally, pay, send and receive money, and access financial services from your phone.

Yes. Chari Money e-wallets are payment accounts regulated by Bank Al-Maghrib, with mandatory KYC verification and bank-grade security.

Through Chari Money's agent network (Chari agents, DamaneCash, ChaabiCash, Tashilat), by bank transfer, or by bank card.

Yes. Cash withdrawals are possible across the nationwide agent network. Funds can also be transferred to a bank account.

Yes. Chari Money e-wallets can be linked to physical and virtual Visa cards issued under its Visa Associate licence, for in-store and online purchases worldwide.

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Regulatory note — Any partner wishing to use Chari Money's financial services on a white-label basis must be approved by Bank Al-Maghrib, through the granting of principal agent status. Launching any new use case requires the prior approval of the Banking Supervision Directorate.