Forms Capital, MobileMoney Fintech rebrand XtraBalance as MoMo boost
... move aims to improve customer understanding and drive adoption
Forms Capital Limited, in partnership with MobileMoney Fintech Limited, has rebranded its mobile money overdraft service, XtraBalance, as MoMo Boost in a move aimed at making the product easier to understand,
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