Discussion
Mobile Money Identifier (MMID) is a 7 digit unique number issued by the bank. What do the last three digits represent?
Answer: A
Correct answer: to identify the account of the user
The MMID is a 7-digit number in two parts: the first four digits are the bank’s own identifier, allotted by NPCI, and the last three identify the particular account of the customer within that bank. That is why a customer holding two accounts in the same bank gets two MMIDs whose first four digits are identical.
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