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Developers wanted on HFC digital banking platform

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HFC, the banking subsidiary of HF Group has welcomed local developers to create complementary apps that would enhance its HF Whizz digital banking platform following its launch last month.

The bank called upon developers to help create a new connected experience for the end user to deliver a tested solution.

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HFC Managing Director Sam Waweru said that while HF Whizz incorporates the latest technological functionalities, the bank is keen to receive ideas on how to expand its multi-channel customer experience by building native cross-platform applications.

“We are partnering with the local developers community to build native functionalities that will differentiate us from competitors. Together we will work to ensure easy integration of their suggestions to promote scalability of the platform,” said Mr. Waweru.

IHub Managing partner, Nekesa Were said the local developers’ partners welcome opportunities to create unique applications that support customer financial freedom.

“As an innovation hub, we seek to create solutions that will help corporates adapt to the ways in which consumers want to be served and experience financial services. In a world that is truly modern, disruptive and fast changing, tech savvy consumers are challenging stakeholders in financial services sector to transform the traditional banking services,” said Were.

The new digital banking platform, HF Whizz, allows customers to access end to end banking solutions directly from their smart phones. The platform allows customers to instantly open a virtual account using their national identification card open, transfer up to Kshs200,000 daily, pay bills, purchase goods and services and get instant loans.

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In addition, the platform provides lifestyle value-add functionalities such as budgeting, real time settlement, and free limitless bank account access among others. To castigate fraud, the digital platform has multiple built-in security layers including an advanced account authentication feature to ensure secure transactions.

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