A BayQi, an electronic commerce platform that aims to establish a connection between the seller and the buyer throughout Angola, received authorization from the National Bank of Angola (BNA), to operate in the Angolan financial market as a non-banking financial institution.
According to an official note, the BNA recently granted a license to the Angolan startup to provide mobile payment services throughout the national territory through the company PagaQi – Sociedade Prestadora de Serviços de Pagamentos, where it informs that the mobile application that will fit two units will soon be launched of business; E-commerce e payment services.
"With an accentuated wallet, BayQi customers, whether individuals or companies, will be able to make online purchases with greater security, greater convenience, low costs and will have access to other payment services, such as purchases, payment of services and transfers”, can be read in the official document.
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For Fátima Almeida, CEO and founder of BayQi, quoted in the note, these operations will also allow the unbanked class to have a digital wallet and make secure purchases on the internet.
It should be noted that a year ago, BayQi inaugurated, at the headquarters of the Correios de Angola, in the center of the city of Luanda, your first Customer Service Desk, with a view to streamline and facilitate the distribution of goods purchased on its platform, and which represented another significant step in the startup's expansion plan, thus allowing many companies, private customers and families, especially those who do not have a good address. defined, have a point to receive merchants acquired through the company's website or application.
