Introduction to mobb mobile payments service in Bulgaria - Global Banking & Finance Review
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mobb mobile payments intro

Published by Uma Rajagopal

Posted on October 9, 2013

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· Last updated: October 10, 2013

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This is an introduction video showing how to use the mobb service. mobb is a mobile payment service that operates in Bulgaria. The service is provided by Borica Bankservice, a company owned by the central bank and the 27 commercial banks in the country. The mobb service is based on mobile technology, processes and methods from Accumulate.

Key Takeaways

  • mobb transforms smartphones into secure mobile wallets without storing card data on the device.
  • Developed by Borica Bankservice (owned by the Bulgarian central bank and 27 commercial banks) using Accumulate’s technology.
  • Supports registration of multiple cards from participating banks and enables in‑store, online payments and P2P transfers.
  • Offers features like viewing balances, transaction history, and card lock/unlock, with low-cost subscription tiers.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is mobb?
mobb is a mobile payment and information service in Bulgaria, provided by Borica Bankservice, enabling secure card‑based payments and account management via smartphone.
Which banks support mobb?
Initially seven participating banks—including Central Cooperative Bank, SIBank, Municipal Bank, D Bank, Tokuda Bank, Investbank, and International Asset Bank—support mobb registrations.
What features does mobb offer?
Users can register multiple cards, check balances, view recent transactions, lock/unlock cards, pay in‑store or online via one‑time codes, and send money to other mobb users.

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