Kumari Mobile Cash Agents

Besides Bank Counters, customers can enroll in and avail Kumari Mobile Cash service through authorized Kumari Mobile Cash agents. These agents act as cash in / cash out points and are able to provide the same level of service as tellers at Kumari Bank counters. There are many Kumari Mobile Cash agents countrywide, with new outlets being added daily. For a current list of Agents please click here

What does an agent do?

A customer residing in an area where Kumari bank does not have a branch presence can avail for cash withdrawal and deposit service through our local authorized agents.
As an authorized agent for Kumari Mobile Cash service, your key tasks will be to:

• Register Kumari mobile cash customers
• Deposit cash into registered customers’ mobile phones
• Process cash withdrawals for registered customers
• Educate customers
• Provide prepaid mobile top up service
• Provide utility bill payment facility
• Brand your outlets as per provided guidelines
  

What is needed to become an authorized Kumari Mobile Cash agent?

You can be part of Kumari Mobile Cash service as an authorized agent if you are a business professional engaged in marketing, distribution, dealership and agency or if you are an owner or an authorized person of a registered company.

Any business wishing to become an agent needs to meet some basic minimum requirements and sign a Kumari Mobile Cash agent agreement form. Agents will need to open a bank account with Kumari Bank from which they can transfer funds to their mobile phone and vice versa.

All agents are expected to have an existing business e.g. co-operatives, remittance agents, cybercafé etc.

Benefits for Authorized Agents:

As an agent, you will get an opportunity to earn compensation for your services to customers.

You will experience a truly hassle free accounting as your compensation will be available directly into your bank account. You will also be able to manage all transactions that you process as you will also receive a transaction report from the bank, showing all transactions, at a certain frequency.