Algeria's "Inatal" has obtained official accreditation from the Automated Cash Group to assemble and distribute fifth-generation electronic payment devices. This accreditation is a result of the company's technical expertise and capabilities, allowing it to contribute to the development and modernization of electronic payment systems in Algeria. Inatal, a subsidiary of the Algerian conglomerate "Ilik Algeria", is a public institution specializing in electronic industries and digital solutions.
Inatal will utilize its human, logistical, and technical resources to accelerate the deployment and distribution of electronic payment devices. The company will provide delivery, installation, and operation services, as well as train and support merchants in using these devices. This initiative aims to promote the widespread adoption of electronic payment systems in Algeria, ensuring high-quality and effective services.
The accreditation obtained by Inatal aligns with its commitment to contributing to Algeria's national digital transformation and developing a secure, reliable, and modern electronic payment system. As a major player in the country's electronic industry, Inatal designs specialized products and integrates technological solutions for institutions, public bodies, and major infrastructure.
Inatal has expanded its activities to African markets, signing an agreement in September with the Permanent Coordinating Committee of the Strategic Committee for the supervision of the Kinshasa city expansion project in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The company will implement a comprehensive digital, industrial, and technological program as part of a consortium with "PGS Africa" and "DABYAN".
This partnership reflects Inatal's efforts to strengthen its presence in African markets, following the export of electronic payment devices to Nigeria. The company's expansion into new markets demonstrates its capabilities and expertise in the electronic payment sector.
The introduction of fifth-generation electronic payment devices in Algeria is expected to enhance the country's payment systems, promoting financial inclusion and modernization. Inatal's accreditation and subsequent deployment of these devices will likely have a significant impact on the country's financial landscape.
Inatal's growth and expansion plans are aligned with the Algerian government's goals to develop a modern and secure electronic payment system. The company's initiatives will contribute to the country's digital transformation, fostering a more efficient and reliable financial environment.
Key points
- Inatal obtains accreditation to assemble and distribute fifth-generation electronic payment devices in Algeria.
- The company aims to promote widespread adoption of electronic payment systems in Algeria.
- Inatal expands its presence in African markets through partnerships and exports.
