MOS Utility Ltd has entered into a Business Correspondent agreement with Jio Payments Bank, aiming to strengthen last-mile banking services across India. The partnership will leverage MOS Utility’s network and Jio’s digital infrastructure to deliver accessible financial services, especially in underserved and remote regions.
MOS Utility Ltd has announced a strategic partnership with Jio Payments Bank through a Business Correspondent agreement, marking a significant step toward expanding financial inclusion across India. The collaboration is expected to enhance the reach of banking services by integrating MOS Utility’s extensive agent network with Jio’s rapidly growing digital banking ecosystem.
This move aligns with the government’s broader financial inclusion goals and reflects the increasing role of fintech and correspondent banking models in bridging service gaps in rural and semi-urban areas.
Key highlights from the announcement include
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MOS Utility Ltd signs Business Correspondent agreement with Jio Payments Bank.
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Partnership aims to expand last-mile banking services across India.
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MOS Utility’s agent network to support Jio Payments Bank’s customer outreach.
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Jio Payments Bank recently quadrupled its correspondent network to nearly 200,000 touchpoints.
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Collaboration expected to boost access to basic banking, remittance, and payment services.
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Industry experts view the tie-up as a scalable model for inclusive digital finance.
The agreement is poised to accelerate financial access for millions, particularly those outside traditional banking coverage. By combining MOS Utility’s grassroots presence with Jio’s digital capabilities, the partnership is set to redefine service delivery in India’s evolving financial landscape.
Sources: Business Prizm, Minute To Know, Reuters