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ValU partners with Telda

To offer instant cash redemption and installment solutions to users of “Sha2labaz” in the first-of-its-kind digital offering in the Egyptian market.
30.05.23 | Source: Zawya

valU, MENA’s leading lifestyle enabling fintech platform, announced today that it has partnered with Telda — Egypt's digital payments platform that offers its users payments services through its mobile application and prepaid card without the need of having a bank account — to enable users of valU’s instant cash redemption product, “Sha2labaz”, to disburse money on Telda— a unique value proposition and the first-of-its-kind partnership and offering in the Egyptian market.


Through this partnership, “Sha2labaz” customers will be able to receive instant cash on their Telda accounts from the comfort of their homes through the simple and streamlined process of scanning their receipts, linking their Telda accounts, and instantly redeeming their cash which can be used for online payments, payments at brick-and-mortar stores, and ATM cash withdrawals, anywhere in the world. Moreover, Telda purchases can be redeemed through “Sha2labaz” and be refinanced through valU’s installment plans up to 60 months. Lastly, customers can also pay for valU’s installments through Telda directly through the valU app.


Ahmed Seoudy, Group Head of Product Development at valU, commented: “We are delighted to be partnering with Telda today, and to be breaking ground in the Egyptian market with yet another unique and innovative offering in collaboration with the renowned payment app. As promoting digital transformation becomes a shared goal across the world, it is important now more than ever to boost Egypt’s fintech ecosystem through digital financial solutions that ensure speed, convenience, and accessibility for the public. While different in nature, both valU and Telda share a common vision of changing the way payments are made in Egypt and supporting the country’s move to a cashless society.”

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