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mHITs WINNER in Mobile Awards

mHITs WINNER in Mobile Awards

September 2011

The mHITs Australian SMS payment service was a WINNER the 2011 Australian Mobile Awards.  mHITs was selected as the winner of the Mobile Trading Platform section within the Finance, Business and mCommerce category of the awards.

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EasiPawa Papua New Guinea

EasiPawa Papua New Guinea

pay for electricity by mobile phone

The Easipawa Easipay (pronounced Easypower Easypay) service in Papua New Guinea allows subscribers of the Digicel PNG mobile network to purchase pre-paid electricity using their Digicel airtime.

Easipawa (pronounced Easy Power) is the name given to the pre-paid electricity metering system operated by PNG Power Limited, the local electricity utility in Papua New Guinea.

 

TextBal, SaveBal and SuperText in PNG

TextBal, SaveBal and SuperText in PNG

check your account balance by mobile phone

mHITs Limited has designed and developed a number of mobile information services which allow members of superannuation funds in Papua New Guinea to obtain their fund or savings balances directly via mobile phone.

Services operate on the Digicel PNG network and use a combination of USSD and SMS technology meaning they can be accessed from any mobile handset.

BuyPower

BuyPower

pay for electricity by mobile phone

The mHITs BuyPower solution enables markets using prepaid electricity to allow users to purchase electricity using carrier airtime.

This simple but effective concept has a proven business model that not only has a rapid ROI and benefits to stakeholders, but also provides a tremendous benefit to citizens within a given market.

 

AccountBalance

AccountBalance

account balance by mobile phone

The mHITs mobile transaction technology can provide the ability for members of Superannuation funds or Savings and loan schemes to obtain their account balances directly via their mobile phone.

Services operate using a combination of USSD and SMS meaning it will work across all carriers and mobile handsets.

A PIN can also be incorporated to further securitise the balance request.