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EcoCash Resolves Technical Glitches, Apologizes to Customers

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EcoCash, the mobile money transacting platform, has issued a statement following the recent challenges experienced on its transacting platform.

A statement from the company said:

“EcoCash would like to thank the transacting public for its patience during the past few days when the EcoCash platform experienced technical challenges that resulted in our valued customers and channel partners experiencing difficulties in transacting on our platform.

“The challenge was caused by glitches within our core infrastructure. Our technical teams have been working around the clock with our hardware and software supplier to resolve the issues, and we are pleased to advise our customers and channel partners that the issues have now been successfully resolved.

“We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience caused by the system challenges to all our valued customers.

“We would like take this opportunity to assure the transacting public and all our stakeholders that we are determined to ensure that our mobile money platform continues to provide the transacting convenience it has offered to all Zimbabweans for more than 10 years.

“Thank you once again for your patience and for your continued support over the years. We wish you all a Merry Christmas.”

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    Elvis churu

    My ecocash pin is locked

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