Walletii by Ooredoo Now Available in Tunisia with 100% Instant Cashback on Tuition Payments

Written by: Adel Khelifi on August 28, 2026

Ooredoo Fintech, in partnership with Ooredoo Tunisia, announces the official launch of Walletii by Ooredoo in Tunisia, a secure and easy-to-use mobile wallet designed to simplify daily payments and promote greater financial inclusion in the country.

This launch combines a digitally oriented financial services platform specially designed with the strength, presence, and trusted distribution network of the Ooredoo brand in Tunisia.

On the occasion of its launch, Walletii by Ooredoo offers a special back-to-school promotional offer, intended to make paying tuition fees simpler and more advantageous for families. Until September 15, customers who use Walletii by Ooredoo to pay their children’s tuition fees will receive an instant 100% cashback for payments made for a maximum of three children per customer.

This launch offer aims to facilitate the management of one of the most significant expenses families face each year. It also marks a first step for Walletii by Ooredoo, which aspires to bring the same simplicity and added value to other daily payments.

Walletii by Ooredoo will allow customers to pay their household bills, send and receive money, make deposits and withdrawals securely with Walletii-licensed agents across the country, as well as settle their purchases of groceries and other daily expenses by QR code, all from a single secure mobile wallet.

This solution thus offers families and individuals a simple and reliable way to integrate more of their daily payments into a modern digital experience.

Speaking on the matter, Eyas Assaf, CEO of Ooredoo Tunisia, said:

“Ooredoo Tunisia is proud to support the launch of Walletii by Ooredoo by leveraging the strength of our infrastructure, our market presence and the trust we have built with our customers across the country. Through our distribution network, our coverage, and our numerous touchpoints with customers, we contribute to broaden access to secure and accessible digital financial services, while supporting the ongoing transformation of the Tunisian digital economy.”

Speaking about Walletii by Ooredoo, Mirko Giacco, General Manager of Ooredoo Fintech International, said: “The launch of Walletii by Ooredoo in Tunisia reflects our commitment to offering digital financial solutions that bring real added value to the daily lives of our customers. By enabling parents to pay school fees more easily while benefiting from instant cashback, we are addressing a concrete need through a simple, secure, and advantageous digital experience. This initiative represents another step in our drive to accelerate digital financial inclusion and support the growing adoption of innovative financial services across Tunisia.”

The launch of Walletii by Ooredoo in Tunisia reinforces the country’s shift toward more secure digital financial services tailored to local needs, supported by Ooredoo’s trusted infrastructure and through collaboration with various partners in the market.

Customers are invited to download Walletii by Ooredoo from official app stores and to start using the service to pay tuition fees as well as for their other daily transactions, as the platform rolls out across the Tunisian market.

For more information about Walletii by Ooredoo, please visit www.Walletii.tn.

About Ooredoo Fintech

Ooredoo Financial Technology International is a wholly owned subsidiary of Ooredoo Group, created to develop and deploy an integrated fintech ecosystem across the MENA region.

Through innovative digital financial services already available in several markets, Ooredoo Fintech works to promote financial inclusion by offering consumers and businesses secure, regulated, and accessible solutions.

For more information, visit Ooredoo Fintech.

 




Adel Khelifi

Adel Khelifi

My name is Adel Khelifi, and I’m a journalist based in Tunis with a passion for telling local stories to a global audience. I cover current affairs, culture, and social issues with a focus on clarity and context. I believe journalism should connect people, not just inform them.