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Ex-Nokia Cash Team Releases iKaaz Tap & Pay Cellular Expenses Foundation for Enterprises

iKaaz, a Bangalore-based mobile payments remedy company, released its new iKaaz mobile deal platform for businesses (you can view the affiliate marketing event video at http://www.ikaaz.com). The iKaaz platform generally fits two major sections.
The iKaaz Customer Pockets for Organisations allows businesses such as financial institutions, suppliers and suppliers to offer the comfort of mobile accessories to their clients for simple and fast payments. Soma Sundaram, Creator and CEO of iKaaz said, "The iKaaz remedy can be provided in the form of a mobile app across all types of cell cellphone devices, as well as through SMS and USSD programs for lower-end mobile phones that do not support applications. With the iKaaz app, customers of a bank or pre-paid can start money exchanges and vendor dealings, clients can pay bills and members of mobile / DTH companies can renew their records with just their cell cellphone devices."

The iKaaz M-POS remedy allows suppliers to substitute expensive POS equipment with just a cell cellphone that forms payments digitally. With the iKaaz Tap & Pay remedy, that harnesses NFC (near field communication) technology, suppliers can get payments from clients with just a tap of a cellphone at the check out terminal. This innovative idea is designed to change the way customers go about their daily shopping at their preferred store store. No more struggling for cash or using of the card. A simple tap of a cellphone will finish the deal. "On one side, clients can convert their cell cellphone devices into a mobile wallet using a smart iKaaz NFC tag and finish payments quicker at vendor places. However, suppliers can benefit by considerably decreasing the deal handling fees generally paid for traditional agreements," said Soma Sundaram.
Source : iKaaz
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