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🌐 the Dynamics of E-Payment and Cash Transactions 🏦 Have you ever pondered why e-payment thrives in some communities while cash remains the predominant mode of transaction in others? Let's delve into the historical roots and psychological aspects that shape consumer behavior. Throughout history, humans have engaged in the exchange of goods and services, often bartering before the advent of currency. This direct exchange allowed parties to assess the situation and conclude transactions instantly, relying on their senses to ensure the transaction's integrity. Similarly, buyers historically preferred to inspect goods before committing to payment, unless they had unwavering trust in the seller—think reputable giants like Amazon, Alibaba, or Darty. However, in regions lacking such established corporate entities, trust becomes a pivotal concern. Market actors are predominantly mid-size or small companies, leaving consumers hesitant to engage without firsthand verification. Hence, cash on delivery prevails, allowing buyers to scrutinize products before parting with their money. Enter PayPart—a game-changer in Algeria's fintech landscape. With its innovative validation process utilizing secret codes, PayPart bridges the gap between e-payment convenience and trust in online transactions. By enabling buyers to utilize debit cards while preserving the advantages of cash on delivery, PayPart instills confidence in online purchases, even amidst a landscape dominated by smaller sellers. This advancement propels consumers towards safer and more convenient e-payment solutions, irrespective of the seller's size or reputation. As businesses increasingly leverage social media for marketing, the need for intermediary trust diminishes. PayPart's solution shifts the focus from intermediary trustworthiness to the intrinsic value of goods and services, empowering both buyers and sellers in the digital marketplace. PayPart revolutionizes e-payment, fostering a culture of trust and convenience in online transactions. #PayPart #Ecommerce #Epayment #Fintech #Algeria #TrustInTransactions #DigitalInnovation

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Yakoub Fergag

IT Support Technician

9mo

You bring a valid point about untrustworthiness between the seller and buyer being one of the reasons our country haven’t adopted e-payments widely yet (another reason is the lack of technical infrastructure). While waiting for a major retailer capable of gaining that trust another solution is to implement an escrow system, that way one could eliminate or somehow reduce the doubt between the two parties. I don’t know if that’s your solution, just throwing some thoughts.

Joris van Huët

Senior performance marketeer (T-shaped Paid Social), that got tired of fixing attribution problems manually - so he initiated an AI solution.

9mo

Ever noticed the e-payment vs. cash transaction divide? It's fascinating how historical roots and trust dynamics influence consumer behavior. How do you think innovations like PayPart are reshaping this landscape?

Mohamed DOUZANE

IT Consultant @ Accenture | Digital Transformation, Project Management

9mo

I see a lot of potential in this project, however it still a little bit unclear for me. Can you provide us a step by step example from a client perspective ? Or maybe 30s speech ?

Antonious Botros

Entrepreneur & I work side by side with founders and CEOs on their business strategies, develop their projects and companies, go to the market and map the way to grow 🚀

9mo

Exciting insights on the evolution of e-payment and cash transactions! 💸 Keep pushing boundaries in the fintech landscape! 🚀 nassim tchoulak

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