[vc_row][vc_column width=”2/3″][vc_column_text]More than 1,000 Bahamians have already downloaded the country’s newest digital payments mobile app, less than one month since it was formally launched.
On average, 70 to 100 new users download the Kanoo app every day, which was launched on December 9, Kanoo’s Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Keith Davies revealed.
“Formally we launched on December 9. We were in beta testing before and I can tell you that as of last night (Monday) we had 1,030 users on our platform. So, we see 70 to 100 users onboarding every day and persons are becoming more comfortable with it. We’ve seen several tens of thousands of transactions just at Super Value alone, and so that was our main vendor that we launched in,” said Davies.
Kanoo is one of a few digital wallet service providers that allow for cashless and cardless transactions with the country’s new digital currency.
Currently, Kanoo’s biggest merchant partner is Super Value.
“Just to make it very clear, Super Value is effectively our bank, because that’s where you can onboard your money onto Kanoo and in the new year you will be able to withdraw that money from Super Value,” Davies said.
“To give you a very real life example, at six o’clock in the evening you can walk into Super Value with $400, put it on your Kanoo app in your phone, you can then send $200 to somebody in Abaco or Freeport and they can walk over to, let’s say in Freeport Express Foodmart, which is one of our agents, and they can withdraw that money.… Read the rest