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Telkomcel presents MyLoja which is an application created by the nation’s children to help and support MSME actors in the State of Timor Leste. Photo: Telkomcel doc
TIMOR LESTE – The Covid-19 pandemic has forced many MSMEs in Timor-Leste to experience ups and downs, survive or have to withdraw. Telecommunications provider in Timor-Leste Telkomcel which is part of Telkom Group then introduced the MyLoja MSME marketplace service, accompanying their existing solutions such as the TPay electronic wallet and the MyTimor ride-hailing platform.
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MyLoja is claimed to be the first marketplace in Timor-Leste that is end-to-end meeting the needs of the community and MSMEs, while being integrated with the digital payment method TPay electronic wallet and MySend expedition service, which is one of the features of the MyTimor ride-hailing platform.
“MyLoja is expected to present the potential for collaboration that has an impact on the economy and strengthening MSMEs in the city of Dili,” said Telkomcel CEO Yogi Rizkian Bahar.
MyLoja claims to present various product categories, from various household items, fashion needs, to office needs.
This first end-to-end marketplace platform has collaborated with various business actors to reach more than 50 mechants and is inclusive, accessible to users from various telecommunication providers.
Yogi Rizkian Bahar said that the application is expected to make it easier for people to carry out shopping activities comfortably and safely. “Because they can transact with the TPay digital wallet and use the MySend delivery service,” he explained.
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