Koncart Launches To Enable Developers Build Fintech Solutions With Ease

Koncart launches to enable developers build Fintech solutions with ease

By Soko Directory Team / June 28, 2017

Koncart, a platform that empowers developers and technopreneurs to build their financial driven tech idea with ease has been launched in Kenya enabling them to quickly create and manage virtual wallets and transactions with an in depth analysis to your data by leveraging on Koncart’s analytics dashboard.

‘’Koncart is a platform that reduces the time to market, reduces development risks, increase efficiency and data security for financial driven solutions. The platform is easy to use and is designed to integrate with with any fintech concept with ease without compromising on the security of the system. With this platform, you have the ability to build a financial planner, an Ecommerce Platform, Micro-lending Solutions, Membership Apps for Saccos, Budgeting App, In App Transactions Tracking . The possibilities of the ideas that Koncart can enable are endless,’’ says Tony Mutai, CEO and Co-Founder of Koncart.

The platform has powerful tools such as Transactions ledgers API, virtual wallet API and Business Intelligence analytics dashboard that enable business owners to create and manage virtual wallets and manage transactions. The analytics dashboard offers you an in depth analysis to your transactions.

According to data provided by the World Bank, 2 billion people worldwide don’t have access to formal financial services. Seventy three percent (73%) of which come from African countries and part of Asia. Approximately 80 per cent of the population (1.2 billion) lack access to formal financial services while 200 million formal and informal small and medium enterprises in developing economies are either unserved or underserved in regards to their financing needs.

In Africa, mobile penetration stands at 60 percent while smartphone penetration is expected to reach 57 percent by 2020. This is largely attributed to the increase in availability and affordability of mobile devices. More people have access to mobile devices compared to formal financial services. To entrepreneurs and fintech startups, this provides an immense opportunity to increase financial inclusion and provide financial services to the majority of the unbanked population in developing countries.

‘’Africa still has the largest unserved market in regards to access to basic financial services despite the increased interest within the Fintech space. Currently, there are over 300 active fintech startups in Africa with South Africa, Nigeria and Kenya leading the pack. This provides a solid foundation for financial institutions and technopreneurs to grow and development their fintech innovation. Koncart empowers financial institutions and technopreneurs to capitalize on this opportunity by providing them with tools that enables them to develop their innovation cost effectively and with ease,’ says Gesora Mwasi, Chief Marketing Officer and Co-Founder of Koncart.

Research by KPMG and CB Insights found that 2015 was a record year for investment in Fintech startups, with US$19.1 billion invested globally. Since 2015, African Fintech startups have attracted $92, 679, 000 of funding raised in the tech sector which represents the growth and interest in Fintech in the continent. Despite the growth and advancement within the Fintech space, Fintech startups face a couple of challenges such as shortage of skilled software developers/engineers, high overhead costs and scaling among others. As a result,these challenges increase the time to market, cost of development and hinders the startups from developing products that are competitive in the global finance sector.

Koncart was born to address these issues. It is a platform with tools that enables Fintech startups to focus on their core business and positively impact the society and economy by cutting the development cost and time by half. The platform seeks to empower developers, businesses and organizations to create their Fintech solutions with ease without worrying about the recurrent fintech processes.

The platform has powerful tools such as Transactions ledgers API, virtual wallet API and Business Intelligence analytics dashboard that enable business owners to create and manage virtual wallets and manage transactions. The analytics dashboard offers you an in depth analysis to your transactions.

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Koncart launches to enable developers build Fintech solutions with ease

The platform has powerful tools such as Transactions ledgers API, virtual wallet API and Business Intelligence analytics dashboard that enable business owners to create and manage virtual wallets and manage transactions. The analytics dashboard offers you an in depth analysis to your transactions.

The platform has powerful tools such as Transactions ledgers API, virtual wallet API and Business Intelligence analytics dashboard that enable business owners to create and manage virtual wallets and manage transactions. The analytics dashboard offers you an in depth analysis to your transactions.

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