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Digital Wallet & E-Wallet in Morocco

Offer your users a compliant digital wallet with a dedicated Moroccan IBAN. Chari Money provides the complete infrastructure for digital payment accounts: instant opening with a phone number, real-time balance management, interoperability with the agent network for cash-in/cash-out, and access to all value-added services (subject to Bank Al-Maghrib's approval).

What is it?

A digital wallet is a payment account that lets users store, send and receive money electronically. Unlike traditional bank accounts, wallets can be opened instantly with a phone number and tiered KYC verification. They are connected to physical cash-in/cash-out networks, so users can deposit and withdraw cash at agent points across the country.

Why Chari Money?

Chari Money operates under Bank Al-Maghrib regulation with compliant payment accounts that carry a Moroccan IBAN. Wallets are connected to Chari Money's agent network for cash-in/cash-out and can be linked to Visa cards for POS and online payments internationally. The modular, API-first architecture is designed for expansion into MENA and African markets, with multi-currency support and cross-border interoperability.

How Chari Money addresses this

Chari Money provides white-label wallet and e-wallet infrastructure with compliant payment accounts carrying Moroccan IBANs, fully digital KYC/KYB onboarding, and interoperability with Chari Money's agent network (Chari agents + DamaneCash + ChaabiCash + Tashilat). Wallets support P2P transfers, bill payments, mobile top-ups, Visa card linking and access to value-added services. 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.

Want to collect payments from your own customers?

Are you a business that simply wants to receive its collections in an account in its own name? A ChariPay payment account in Morocco, held by Chari Money, covers that need without a white-label project.

Use cases

Mobile money

Launch a mobile money service with instant account opening, agent-based cash-in/cash-out, and value-added services (subject to Bank Al-Maghrib's approval).

Digital wallet apps

Offer a digital wallet experience with wallets, cards, and transfers, all branded to your identity.

Financial inclusion

Bring financial services to underbanked populations through e-wallets accessible via basic smartphones.

Employee benefits

Issue digital wallets to employees for expense management, meal vouchers or salaries.

Marketplace payouts

Pay sellers and couriers through wallets, with instant settlement and real-time balance visibility.

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

A digital wallet (or e-wallet) is an electronic payment account where users can store, send and receive money. It can be opened with a phone number and KYC verification, and connected to physical agent networks for cash-in/cash-out.

Yes. Each payment account created through Chari Money is assigned a dedicated Moroccan IBAN, enabling domestic transfers and interbank interoperability.

Yes. Wallets are connected to Chari Money's agent network, Chari agents plus DamaneCash, ChaabiCash, and Tashilat partner networks, enabling nationwide cash-in/cash-out.

Yes. Chari Money wallets can be linked to Visa cards, physical and virtual, issued under its Visa Associate licence. Wallet funds are instantly available for card purchases in store and online.

Wallets support P2P transfers, bill payments, mobile top-ups, digital vouchers, money transfers, insurance and e-government service payments.

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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.