Sabacash vs PYES بيس

SabaCash is an electronic money service, an alternative to paper money, provided by SabaFon Company in partnership with CAC Islamic Bank, which enables you to conduct your financial transactions via the mobile phone easily, quickly, and securely, such as transferring funds, paying the value of your purchases, paying utility bills such as landline and internet bills and recharging mobile phone balance. And others and the service can be used through an Internet connection through a dedicated application or without an Internet connection, and the service can be used via the USSD communication protocol for SabaFon numbers only. Saba Cash subscriber does not need to use cash or credit cards to complete payments/purchases or transfers. As your phone number is your online account number through which you can pay for purchases and transfers The Sabacash application provides you with a mobile phone recharge service for all mobile phone operators in Yemen, whether for the payment of the billing system or the prepaid system: Pay bills, charge balance, and purchase packages (SabaFon, YOU, Yemen Mobile) Recharge Y ADSL home internet payment Paying the landline Payment of water and electricity Icons available on sabaCash: 1- Send money 2 -Recharge balance 3 -Buy packages 4- Cash withdrawal 5 -Pay to merchant 6 -Pay bills 7 -Entertainment 8 -Communicate and support You can also top up your wallet account by depositing cash through a SabaCash agent.

PYes - Electronic Money System offered by Al-Amal Microfinance Bank (AMB) PYes e-money system is a platform developed by Al-Amal Microfinance Bank (AMB) to achieve AMB's AMB’s vision of financial inclusion by providing comprehensive financial services to all Yemenis. This initiative is part of the banking sector's efforts to create practical alternatives to cash transactions, thereby modernizing banking operations through the use of advanced technology that is capable of sustaining growth. Al-Amal Microfinance Bank's (AMB) PYes system allows customers to open accounts linked to their mobile phone numbers, enabling them to carry out various banking transactions such as cash deposits and withdrawals, money transfers, loan repayments, receiving domestic and international remittances, purchasing services and products, buying tickets, making online purchases, and paying bills for utilities, landline, mobile services, and Internet services. The AMB PYes system also expands the offer of social remittance services, which are carried out through a network of the bank's agents spread across all regions of the country. Customers can carry out these transactions either through smartphones or by using SMS text messages. The name "PYes" is derived from a colloquial Yemeni term that refers to amounts of money, whether in paper or coin.