Egyptian workers cannot efficiently receive money from international sources due to broken financial infrastructure

Millions of underserved Egyptians lack reliable access to cross-border payment systems, forcing them to use expensive informal channels or lose income opportunities. Traditional banks have high fees, slow processing times, and exclude lower-income populations, while informal money transfer methods are risky and unreliable. This structural gap prevents workers from accessing their full earning potential from international clients, employers, and family remittances.