Aman runs a nationwide e‑payment network in Egypt that lets consumers pay utility bills and recharge mobile phones at over 70,000 retail locations. For merchants, Aman supplies quick‑setup payment terminals, dedicated support, and integration with mobile wallets and electronic payment platforms, expanding access to electronic transactions for users without bank accounts.
Funding
$360M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
Founders
Product
Problem
In Egypt, only a small fraction of adults have access to traditional banking services, limiting their ability to pay bills, recharge mobile balances, or accept electronic payments. This creates a gap for both consumers who need convenient payment options and merchants who lack affordable, widely available payment terminals.
Solution
Aman operates a nationwide e‑payment network that enables consumers to pay utilities and recharge mobile phones through a distributed set of merchant locations. For merchants, Aman provides fast‑deployment payment terminals, dedicated customer support, and integration with mobile wallets and electronic payment methods. By partnering with banks and fintech firms, Aman expands financial inclusion, allowing underserved users to transact electronically without a bank account.
Target Audience
Primary users are Egyptian consumers seeking convenient bill and mobile‑recharge payments, and retail merchants who want to accept electronic payments without extensive setup.
Features
- Bill‑payment and mobile‑top‑up services accessible at merchant points across Egypt
- Rapid provisioning of payment terminals with minimal paperwork
- Dedicated merchant support line (16374) and consumer helpline (19910)
- Integration with mobile wallets and electronic payment platforms
- Network of over 70,000 retail locations to ensure wide geographic coverage
- Partnerships with banks and fintech companies to extend service reach