西非货币联盟电子货币机构营业额持续增长

Core Insights - The electronic money institutions (EME) within the West African Monetary Union (UMOA) have experienced significant revenue growth over the past three years, increasing from 172.9 billion West African francs (approximately 300 million USD) to 291.3 billion West African francs (approximately 500 million USD) [1] - The surge in transaction volumes is primarily driven by Côte d'Ivoire (36.2% market share), Benin (21.7%), and Mali (22.6%), indicating a growing trend in electronic transactions within emerging market banks [1] - Despite the revenue growth, these electronic money institutions are struggling to achieve profitability, as most accounts remain inactive and the usage of online services is still limited [1]