The certified mobile point of sale [mPOS] service provider, Innovectives
has explained why the firm is collaborating with the trio of MasterCard, United
Bank for Africa (UBA) and Konga on e-commerce, reports ITRealms.
The Managing Director and Chief Executive
officer, Innovectives, Mr. Emmanuel Agha, gave this explanation, saying the company was
created as a seamless delivery and payment system by integrating mPOS solution
into Konga's services.
“Payments on mPOS are 100 per cent secure. It is accepted on all local
and international cards,” he said, stressing that Kesh mPOS, powered by Innovectives and supported by
MasterCard and UBA will make it easier for Konga customers to pay for their
orders and enhance payment acceptance while making reconciliation easy for Konga
customers and sales agents.
The new mPOS, he also said, accepts MasterCard, Visa and
Verve cards from all banks, and it enables Konga delivery agents to easily
capture sales. Just as other cards accepted on mPOS are UnionPay, Freedom
Card and Genesis cards.
“Customers can also confirm payments on the spot thus
improving accountability in e-commerce transactions,” Agha assured.
Emphasising that the level of e-commerce transactions
conducted in Nigeria in the past three years has increased exponentially but
the challenge is that 95 per cent of the transactions are pay-on-delivery,
which largely involve settling with cash.
“Our mPOS solution is designed to improve the delivery
process and reduce cash handling in the entire order fulfilment process as well
as make reconciliation seamless" he said, adding that the company has
partnered with Konga and integrated the innovative payment solution because it
offers Nigerians who are increasingly shopping online sheer convenience. MPOS
offers a significant improvement in transparency in the way customers pay for
their goods.
Konga has adopted convenient, cutting edge and secure payment
solutions to reduce cash handling and enhance the shopping experience for its
customers.
For the Divisional Head, Digital Banking, UBA, Dr. Yinka
Adedeji explained that Konga delivery would be able to accept payments from a
phone like POS terminal. “UBA is powering this with its advanced digital
payments technology.”
No comments:
Post a Comment