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MpesaBooks aims to streamline accounting for SMEs in Kenya that rely on M-Pesa for transactions. The platform addresses the challenges of tracking payments and reconciling them with invoices, which can be time-consuming without automation. By leveraging real-time transaction capture and intelligent matching, MpesaBooks seeks to enhance financial infrastructure for businesses in East Africa.
- ▪M-Pesa processes over $320 billion annually in Kenya, serving more than 60 million mobile money users across East Africa.
- ▪Many SMEs struggle with accounting due to the high volume of transactions and lack of automated systems.
- ▪MpesaBooks provides a technical solution that includes real-time transaction capture and scalable storage.
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