The digital wallet Twine, a service that allows you to carry out bank transactions, is the main bet of Banco de Negócios Internacional (BNI) in the 2021 edition of the Luanda International Fair (FILDA), which runs from the 30th of November and ends today, the 04th of December.
Speaking to the editors of MenosFios, the head of stand from BNI said that the platform appears in the Angolan market with the aim of being the solution for multiple banking services for civil society.
It was also revealed that Guita is currently in its first of two installation phases, and is presented as a solution not only for portfolio management but also for payment and transfer services. Currently, adds the manager, «GUITA» has BNI products and is very focused on customers of the same bank, but there is a second phase to be prepared, and at that stage, it will already have products from other banks and even other platforms as an STI from EMIS.
With regard to users, it was stated that it has three “markets” as its target audience, namely the final consumer, which are BNI customers, customers of other banks and subsequently customers without an account, without forgetting of course the business market , more connected to companies and partners.
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It should be noted that Guita is the newest application from Banco BNI, which allows bank transactions to be carried out, and comes as an alternative to electronic payments, and the banking institution says that it is a modern and intuitive application, and that it will reinforce the Bnix.
Guita comes with a fully secure digital payment system, and has a customer account and registration can be carried out, in this first phase that is in progress, by BNI customers.
The application emerges as a way for customers to have their money always at hand to pay for various goods and services and make bank transfers as well as withdrawals. Merchant accounts allow you to receive and make payments and much more.
With this application, Banco BNI tries to contribute not only to the massification of electronic payments, but also to facilitate citizens' access to banking services.
