JAKARTA, investor.id – Telkomcel, one of the provider telecommunications in Timor-Leste, which is part of the Telkom Group, launched MyLoja. Marketplace first in Timor-Leste end-to-end presented to meet the needs of the community and make micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) as the main partners.
The platform made by Telkomcel is fully integrated with digital payment methods through the TPay electronic wallet and MySend expedition service which is one of the features of the platform. ride hailing MyTimor.
Telkomcel CEO Yogi Rizkian Bahar said the Covid-19 pandemic was not an obstacle to continue to innovate and win digitalization in the Timor-Leste market. After starting by bringing the TPay e-wallet to the platform ride-hailing MyTimor, now, Telkomcel has launched MyLoja.
“We hope that through the new MyLoja product, we can present the potential for collaboration, especially in the form of programs and initiatives oriented towards economic recovery, development, and strengthening MSMEs in the Municipality of Dili, Timor-Leste,” said Yogi, in his statement, Tuesday (1 /12).
In his remarks, the Minister of Tourism, Trade and Industry of Timor-Leste José Lucas do Carmo da Silva expressed his highest appreciation to Telkomcel for always supporting the digitization process in Timor-Leste, especially in the productive, agriculture, fisheries and tourism sectors.
“The government as a regulator and facilitator needs partner like Telkomcel, which can implement programs that support the progress of the people, nation and state of Timor-Leste,” said Jose.
Meanwhile, Yogi continued, with tagline Everything You Need, MyLoja presents various product categories, from household equipment, fashion needs, to office needs.
Platform marketplace end to end The first in Timor-Leste has collaborated with various business actors to reach more than 50 merchant and inclusive, accessible to users of all kinds provider telecommunication.
“We are telco provider which does not only focus on main business stream as a connectivity provider, but is also moving towards digital telco in line with our vision towards King of Digital in Timor-Leste,” he added.
Terlkomcel sees that Timor-Leste is a country that is already growing and has millennials who are increasingly active in the use of information technology.
“Therefore, we believe MyLoja can help MSMEs to survive, rise and develop in the pandemic era through digital technology and support the country in financial inclusion through digital payments,” he said.
Support SMEs
Yogi explained that the MyLoja application is an innovative product created by the nation’s children from Telkomcel who has always been loyal to helping and supporting MSME actors in Timor-Leste. This is especially in an effort to accelerate the digitization of MSMEs which are the backbone of the national economy.
“Telkomcel hopes that with the MyLoja application which is fully integrated with the TPay digital wallet and MySend delivery service, it can make it easier for people to carry out shopping activities comfortably and safely and become a connecting bridge for the progress of business people and the nation,” he said.
In the end, the development of MyLoja is a form of Telkomcel’s corporate social responsibility for the people of Timor-Leste, especially for MSMEs.
The reason is, data and research prove that the development of MSMEs as the people’s economic motor will be able to boost economic growth and the national economic recovery of Timor-Leste.
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