Sirs/Madams,<br><br>A local software company [g360 Ltd] has developed an interesting piece of software which is able to complete online transactions. The process is simple. When money is sent via Mpesa, the sender receives a confirmation which details the sender&#39;s number, amount and receipt number. The software captures this information and stores it in a back-end database. The &#39;buyer&#39; after sending the funds via Mpesa is then asked to key in the receipt number and his/her cell phone and submit the details. The software then compares the details and if they match it authorises the transaction.<br>
<br>The developers of this software have put a demo page at <br><br><a href="http://www.mobilepay.i360microsystems.com">http://www.mobilepay.i360microsystems.com</a><br><br>and have identified Kictanet as a good niche that can preview the beta software and give comments before it is launched to the public.<br>
<br>We are interested in comments on the <b>&#39;online shopping process&#39;</b> and <b>&#39;legal implications&#39;</b> for such transactions.<br><br>PS1. This software conducts transactions using Mpesa but is not endorsed by Safaricom and neither do we act as Mpesa Agents.<br>
<br>PS2. If you wish to receive a detailed presentation on how the software works, please email your request to <a href="mailto:per-erick@i360microsystems.com">per-erick@i360microsystems.com</a><br><br>Thanks and looking forward to your valuable comments.<br clear="all">
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