O UnitelMoney, a mobile and instantaneous payment and transfer service via telephone terminals, was recognized as an innovative means of payment during the ceremony celebrating the 4th anniversary of the Production Support Program, Export Diversification and Import Replacement (PRODESI) .
The distinction that came from the Ministry of Economy and Planning, recognized Unitel Money as the simplest and most inclusive solution for receiving payments for products.
According to Princesa Gaspar, a Business Intelligence Technician at Unitel Serviços de Pagamentos Moveis – USPM, says that the distinction represents recognition of the work that has been done by a small team 100% dedicated to ensuring that the means of payment reach everyone country, in a simple and fast way and without membership and maintenance costs.
"Allowing all Unitel customers, especially those who do not have a bank account, to move money quickly and safely, using any type of telephone, is what moves us and will make us continue to work to make the service available throughout Angola”, he informed.
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Also according to the technique of the service, Unitel Money has been working with the Ministry of Economy and Planning in the registration of sellers in informal markets.
"Allowing all Unitel customers, especially those who do not have a bank account, to move money quickly and safely, using any type of telephone, is what moves us and will make us continue to work to make the service available throughout Angola”, Finished.
It should be noted that Unitel Money is a service provided by UNITEL Serviços de Pagamentos Móveis, (SU), SA, a company 100% owned by the mobile operator UNITEL, SA Through the payment platform, Unitel SA customers can send or receive , daily, from 25 to 300 thousand kwanzas per movement, in a thousand agents throughout the country, with the adhesion to the platform.
The service is easy to operate, safe and stands out for its convenience, according to the operator's managers, who place Unitel Money in the financial inclusion plan of the National Bank of Angola and partners, in a strategy aimed at reducing the physical circulation of banknotes in the economy and associate the advantages of the digital age with access to banking.
