We're building a way, for people without addresses, to send and receive packages. By means of an efficient delivery network comprised of local shops, low-cost delivery lockers we designed, existing transportation networks of buses and trucks, contractors, and low-cost off-shelf cargo e-bikes.
There are over 3 billion people, around the world, who cannot send or receive packages because they live in places without a working addressing system and without any form of functional delivery service.
In developing markets,
transportation cost is over 40% of retail price of most goods.
The e-commerce is projected to grow but there’s no adequate infrastructure for it to flourish; we want to build that infrastructure.
A customer initiates a shipment at a locker, pays with mobile money and drops off the package.
Our agent picks up the package and sends to the destination using a network of buses and eBikes.
When a package is delivered, an SMS with a special code is sent to the reciever.
The receiver goes to our kiosk, enters the pickup code on our kiosk.
A door opens and the package is retrieved.
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