Building on numerous achievements in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), particularly in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA), Qatar, and Kuwait, Infinite Business Solutions (IBS), a Jordanian-Emirati company headquartered in Dubai, has partnered with Centrika to introduce its iKiosk Solution in Rwanda – the company's inaugural venture in Africa. Centrika is a fintech and software development company, focused on improving technology solutions and human resources to deliver tomorrow's solutions today. The partnership marks a pivotal moment aligned with Jordan’s King Abdullah-II bin Al-Hussein's working visit to Rwanda from January 7 to 9. The visit aimed at enhancing bilateral relations between the two nations. ALSO READ: Inside growing Rwanda, Jordan ties The sessions held in Kigali proved that mutual collaborations in IT solutions, digital services, and innovation could benefit Rwanda’s tech ecosystem. IBS iKiosks offers a versatile and user-friendly interface that enhances various aspects of business operations. These kiosks are designed to streamline processes, providing services such as information dissemination, payment processing, and interactive customer engagement. They are also securely automated and customisable, allowing customers to choose the hardware shape and software functionality. Commenting on the partnership, Ibrahim Darraz, the Managing Partner at IBS, stated, We are thrilled to expand the presence of IBS iKiosks in the African market through our esteemed partner, Centrika. We eagerly anticipate the growth of this project in subsequent phases.” Centrika's vision for a smart solution for transport and payment services aligns seamlessly with the custom-designed iKiosks that will be deployed across various locations in Kigali. Willy Claude Karasira, Co-founder and Executive Director of Centrika, welcomed the partnership, stating, We are excited to introduce our new iKiosks in Rwanda, which will revolutionise the way our customers handle transport tickets, sport and entertainment tickets, bill payments, government transactions through Irembo, remittance, among others. “These multilingual kiosks will provide convenient and efficient self-service options, enhancing the overall customer experience.” IBS is set to deliver bespoke software, customised hardware, and seamless integration services, said Mohammad Al-Azzeh, the Managing Partner at IBS. With a dedicated focus on research and development (R&D), we ensure our products stay at the forefront. Centrika’s compact and secure iKiosks accept both cash and cashless payments, providing 24/7 fast and easy accessibility,” he explained. About IBS (www.infinitebs.net) IBS, the FinTech powerhouse was founded by visionary Jordanian entrepreneurs to spearhead digital transformations with cutting-edge solutions tailored to diverse industries. IBS handles millions of transactions monthly and earned the prestigious Best Multi-Channel Automated Payment Solutions Provider 2023 - Middle East at the FinTech Awards 2023, hosted by Wealth and Finance International magazine. About Centrika (https://centrika.rw) Centrika stands at the forefront of innovation, dedicated to delivering cutting-edge solutions that anticipate the evolving needs of tomorrow. As a trailblazer in the realm of digital transformation, Centrika offers a range of solutions that redefine convenience for processing transport and payment services. Committed to excellence, Centrika's insights and achievements, such as being the first to issue a UnionPay card with transportation functions in Rwanda, underscore their pioneering spirit.
