Asan Imza from Estonian Company
The Estonian company Mindware in collaboration with BEST Solutions proposed Azerbaijani banks mobile electronic signature Asan Imza as part of a mobile banking application Mindware.
According to the head of the Azerbaijani- Estonian Chamber of Commerce, founder of the company BEST Solutions Jan Krimpe, application of Mindware will not hurt the business world of Azerbaijan, as it is widely used by banks, credit organizations, state treasuries and other financial institutions in the Nordic countries , the Baltic States and the CIS.
"Mobile banking app Mindware provides the ability to quickly and safely perform financial transactions , make payments , convert and transfer money using a smartphone .
Bank customers can manage their bank account , regardless of where they are . In turn , "Asan Imza" increases the efficiency of the application is providing a safe and intuitive method of authentication , "- said Krimpe .
According to the founder of BEST Solutions, Asan Imza is the only safe solution for mobile digital signatures in Azerbaijan. The solution will be demonstrated in Estonia's national pavilion at BakuTel 2013, which will take place at the Expocenter in the capital on December 2 to 5. - 17D-
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