After having accustomed Moroccans to paying bills, taxes and debts from their banking or partner channels, the CMI wants to take a new step: integrating the services themselves into these pathways. With WaSL, administrations, businesses, fintechs and payment institutions will be able to connect their offers to an infrastructure already used by more than 100 organizations and 32 banks, with the ambition of bringing everyday procedures closer to existing digital uses. The post WaSL by CMI: towards Moroccan “Super Apps” to pay, reserve and access services appeared first on Médias24 - Number one in Moroccan economic information.