Financial interoperability advances: GMoney successfully connects to the CCE as a non-banking entity

GMoney has reached an important milestone by becoming the first non-bank entity to establish a connection with the Electronic Clearing House (ECC). Through Mastercard’s real-time payment rails, GMoney will be able to offer its customers a simple, efficient and secure way to make CCE-related payments using their e-money accounts.

This achievement marks a pivotal moment in the financial services industry, opening doors for greater accessibility and efficiency in digital transactions.

As part of this development, GMoney will act as a sponsor for those entities that require access to the real-time interoperability service through the CCE. This sponsorship allows organizations to leverage GMoney’s connectivity to seamlessly integrate with other CCE-linked financial entities, fostering a more interconnected financial ecosystem.

Introducing DALE, a solution to enhance interoperability between entities

DALE, an innovative and disruptive solution introduced by GMoney, enables GMoney-sponsored entities to integrate real-time interoperability capabilities into their applications and digital wallets. Entities that integrate with DALE can seamlessly interoperate and transact with a variety of CCE-integrated financial institutions.

GMoney’s sponsorship and implementation of DALE represents a significant step forward in promoting financial inclusion and innovation in the industry. By facilitating access to real-time interoperability, GMONEY drives the evolution of digital financial services, ultimately benefiting consumers, businesses and the broader financial ecosystem.

For more information or inquiries regarding GMoney’s connection to the CCE and sponsorship opportunities, please contact Carlos Vidal at +51999951464 or email carlos.vidal@gmoney.pe.