PayPay digital wallet allows Angolans to make payments via QR code
By Luzia Santos
Angolan app PayPay is the first digital wallet to allow payment via QR code at the supermarket, resulting from a partnership with the Fresmart chain.
According to a press release sent to Forbes Lusophone Africa, app users can shop at Fresmart supermarkets “and pay with just a few clicks on their phone.”
The new payment, the note states, is available, in this initial phase, only in Fresmart stores in the centrality of Kilamba and the Expressway, in the country’s capital, Luanda.
“The process is fast, easy, and secure, making the shopping experience even more pleasant for consumers,” the company assures in the note.
“PayPay continues to pioneer digital payment solutions through QR code and to offer quality and secure services to the more than 100,000 users and over 400 partners,” the document says.
The Angolan application PayPay, owned by Conectando – Sociedade Prestadora de Serviços de Pagamento, LDA, has been authorized by the National Bank of Angola (BNA) under license No. 420.
PayPay is a 100% digital and interactive wallet, usable on phones, that allows one to make payments using a QR code, transfer and receive money, and link a bank account.
With information from Forbes
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