Dakar: KaliSpot has officially launched its first 1Net smart kiosks in the capital of Senegal, marking a significant step in its commitment to providing finance and essential services to citizens. These kiosks are designed as neighborhood access points, available at all times, offering cash-in and cash-out services for customers of banks, fintech companies, and mobile money providers. The initiative aims to simplify daily transactions by offering a seamless and interoperable experience, in line with regional efforts in the UEMOA zone.

According to African Press Organization, KaliSpot’s latest move also includes the appointment of its first distributor for the Congo Basin. This strategic partnership is seen as a commitment to developing sustainable and interoperable infrastructure solutions in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Congo. Jacinthe Masamba, CEO of Solarix, emphasized that this collaboration aims to redefine financial service access and improve integration between the Congo Basin markets and the rest of Africa.

KaliSpot’s ambition is to establish, within three years, the first hybrid proximity platform in West and Central Africa by partnering with carefully selected entities. This initiative is expected to revolutionize the relationship between consumers and financial services, paving the way for growth and transformation within financial and technological ecosystems.