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Orange Money Burkina Faso Adopts Comviva’s Mobiquity Pay

Orange Money Burkina Faso

The mobile money platform of a key player in Burkina Faso’s mobile money landscape, Orange, has been upgraded to Comviva’s next-generation Mobiquity Pay.

The new platform represents a state-of-the-art, cloud-native solution offering a comprehensive suite for digital money, wallets, and payments. Its robust and scalable architecture ensures a secure and user-friendly experience, while enhanced modularity facilitates faster time-to-market for new services.

The true-fixed cost model guarantees seamless business continuity without unforeseen expenses, supported by a culturally aligned, bilingual talent pool with deep domain expertise.

This strategy is further strengthened by active leadership involvement and a technologically advanced product with best-in-class technical and functional architecture, ensuring successful deployment and exceptional performance.

It was gathered that Orange opted for the new platform to foster innovation and ensure seamless service delivery for its users in Burkina Faso.

The advanced platform will empower Orange to rapidly scale its payment services while ensuring smooth integration within the broader ecosystem. With an open architecture and API-first approach, the platform enhances flexibility and interoperability.

Additionally, its advanced security features, including robust authentication and authorization modules, as well as session management capabilities, will strengthen fraud prevention measures, ensuring a secure environment for Orange Money users.

“Orange Money is one of our key growth drivers, contributing significantly to economic and social development in Burkina Faso.

“We are particularly impressed by Mobiquity Pay’s microservices architecture, open design, and API-first philosophy, which will enable us to significantly expand the Orange Money ecosystem in the region and provide disruptive services to our customers,” the chief executive of Orange Money Burkina Faso, Christophe Baziemo, stated.

Also, the chief executive of Comviva, Mr Rajesh Chandiramani, said, “For over a decade, Comviva has been a trusted partner to Orange, managing the design and technical operations of their platform.

“Recognizing the evolving landscape of mobile money, Orange’s decision to upgrade to mobiquity Pay reflects its commitment to staying ahead. Comviva’s successful migration leading revenue growth approach, leveraging our extensive experience in large-scale and complex migrations, has successfully completed over 30 transitions in the past decade.

“This upgrade, the first of its kind at this scale in the region, paves the way for transformative advancements in digital payments. We are thrilled to continue our partnership with Orange on their digitization journey. The extensibility, configurability, and low-code features of mobiquity Pay will enable them to launch new services at an accelerated pace.”

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