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How M-Pesa’s Simple Fix Could Stop Thousands of Scams

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Since the inception of Safaricom’s mobile money platform M-Pesa in 2007, every time a user sends money, pays for fuel, groceries, or a boda boda ride, they leave behind their phone number, which appears in the transaction notification sent to the receiver or merchant. That number could be saved, shared, or sold to malicious actors involved in SIM swap fraud. For the over 37 million Kenyans who use the platform, it is a possible link in a chain t…
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Kenya Times Trending, Breaking News and Videos broke the news in on Monday, March 2, 2026.
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