Glover Technologies Limited, a Nigerian-based digital gift card transaction company, has launched its brand in Ghana.
Glover Technologies' Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Damilola Layode, stated at the launch that the company is committed to ensuring frictionless gift card transactions between people and companies.
"More significantly, we offer a channel through which we may further drive trade."
The Glover app, he claims, is a secure software that is available to all users.
"We've taken it a step further to guarantee that all of the partners on board whose local cards are accessible on the platform are companies that people need, are current, and relevant to the individuals we want to be users."
"You can only transfer money from your wallet to your bank account." "Gift cards are tokens that serve as direct substitutes for government fiat money or fiat money in general," he explained.
"What this means is that we've figured out how to attach some type of quantitative worth, in this instance cash, to a virtual medium that can't be looted." Mr. Layode explained that the Glover app is distinct from Mobile Money (MoMo) Transactions because of how the app operates.
"We're not like Momo in the least." We have no business around all of that, and that is not our responsibility here," he added. Momo lets you to send money, receive money, and make withdrawals.
"What we're trying to do is provide individuals another assert class through which they may trade value in the case that they've been given these cards or are attempting to purchase online from overseas or local retailers," he explained.
The Nigeria-based firm specializes in digital gift card transactions, where users may buy and sell gift cards, as well as buy and sell other things over the internet.
the continent's and the world's gift-giving cultures.