Financial Services

Bringing financial access to more Mozambicans means aligning public and private sector objectives to enhance quality of life and support social and economic growth.

By 2024 Bayport supported 1,244 livelihoods,´134 direct employees and 1,110 front-line sales agents, generated MZN 5.0 billion in revenue and contributed MZN 533 million in taxes and payments to government, alongside MZN 1.4 billion to local suppliers. That year 98% of loans were originated digitally and 30.6% went to women, and Bayport earned MFR’s Gold Client Protection Certification while launching Bayport Academy, the country’s first financial literacy portal.

M-Pesa is a pioneering platform in digital and financial inclusion services, connecting millions of Mozambicans to formal financial services

Whatana equity stake aim to support economic inclusion in a strategic sector with significant potential for growth and to bring financial solutions to a large, unbanked Mozambican population (low to medium income).