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DahabshiilApp
apps.apple.comSummary
DahabshiilApp is a mobile application for sending money internationally, primarily to Africa. It emphasizes low fees, fast and secure transfers, and offers various transfer methods including bank transfers, cash pickups, and mobile money transfers. The service is regulated and provides customer support.
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Instant P2P Transfers
Prepaid Debit Card (Cash App Card)
Early Direct Deposit
Commission-Free Stock Trading
Bitcoin Trading
Other
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Fraud Monitoring & Security
High-Yield Savings
Round-Up Savings
Pay Over Time (Afterpay)
Instant Discounts & Offers
Customizable Card Designs
ATM Access & Fee Reimbursement
Rationale
DahabshiilApp is a money transfer app that allows users to send money to Africa and abroad. This aligns with the 'instant-p2p-transfers' feature of Cash App, although DahabshiilApp focuses on international transfers rather than domestic.
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