MicroSave Consulting (MSC) is a global consulting firm that has, for 25 years, pushed the world towards meaningful financial, social, and economic inclusion. With over 300 staff of different nationalities and varied expertise, we are proud to be working in over 68 developing countries. We partner with participants in financial services, enterprise, agriculture, and health ecosystems to achieve sustainable performance improvements and unlock enduring value. Our clients include governments, donors, private sector corporations, and local businesses. We can help you seize the digital opportunity, address the mass market, and future-proof your operations. Learn more: https://www.microsave.net/

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If traditional financial literacy actually worked, digital fraud would not be able to outpace our efforts to stop it.​ ​We have been teaching financial literacy for decades. However, people struggle with confusing digital layouts. Opening a mobile wallet does not immediately give someone the confidence to make smart financial choices.​ ​What if the issue is not how we teach but what we actually expect standalone education to achieve?​ ​At MSC (MicroSave Consulting), we have shifted our strategy entirely through our digital financial capability (DFC) system. Instead of treating financial capability like a one-off classroom workshop, our framework weaves behavioral science, continuous learning, and consumer protection directly into the design of financial platforms.​ ​In this video, you will see exactly what this looks like in practice through DigiPulse. This platform is specifically designed to turn abstract concepts into real-time, built-in protection for last-mile communities.​ ​Read the full policy brief here: tinyurl.com/55b7r7yp ​Enjoyed this breakdown? Do not forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more insights on inclusive finance.

This blog examines how Uganda’s increased use of Credit Reference Bureau (CRB) data reshapes lending. It explains why effective integration, stronger governance, and better credit decision-making matt...