Inviting interested developers, implementers, digital financial services providers, and other members of the financial services community to attend the Mojaloop PI-7 OSS Community Meeting on June 25-27, 2019 in Arusha, Tanzania. You are responsible for making your reservation at the Mount Meru or a neighboring hotel. If interested, please contact Kim Walters (KimW@Crosslaketech.com). There is no registration fee and taking notes is permitted.
Connect financial providers and customers with an interoperable payments platform
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Mojaloop is open-source software for financial services companies, government regulators, and others taking on the challenges of interoperability and financial inclusion.
Customers should be able to send digital payments to anyone, regardless of what kind of account or service they use. Mojaloop makes it easier for financial providers to achieve interoperability. Learn more in our Mojaloop background and FAQ.
Anyone in financial services is invited to explore and use the code. In particular, it enables central banks, market infrastructures, payment processors, and fintech firms to accelerate the creation and deployment of interoperable payment platforms that can scale in serving the poor. It gives existing payment processors and providers a level playing field to connect to. See our FAQ for more.
The Account Lookup Service (ALS) routes each payment to the correct service/provider in the ecosystem.
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The Central Ledger is a series of services that facilitate clearing and settlement of transfers between DFSPs.
view documentationThe Central Settlements service exposes Settlement API to manage the settlements between FSPs and the Central Hub
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The Mojaloop Hub is the primary container and reference we use to describe the core Mojaloop components.
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Person-to-person transfers
Check Account and Merchant point-of-sale
Payroll and other bulk payments
Account Management
Fraud monitoring
Mojaloop was designed in collaboration with Ripple, Dwolla, ModusBox, Software Group, and Crosslake Technologies. The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation provided funding and support through The Level One Project, a vision for digital financial markets based on principles of interoperability, collaboration, and inclusion.
Find out more leveloneproject.org
