BCP's Yape Comercios becomes ally to over a million Bolivian entrepreneurs
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Banco de Crédito BCP launched Yape Comercios, a new feature for its digital wallet Yape, to support Bolivian entrepreneurs.
- The tool allows small businesses to manage sales, assign helpers, and protect business information through simplified administration.
- Over one million micro-businesses in Bolivia already use Yape, with BCP expecting 200,000 to adopt Yape Comercios in its first year.
Banco de Crédito BCP has launched Yape Comercios, an innovative feature within its Yape digital wallet designed to empower over a million Bolivian entrepreneurs. This new functionality aims to simplify sales management, enhance operational security, and improve the daily administration of small businesses across the country.
Yape Comercios allows business owners to view real-time sales summaries, assign "helper" profiles to employees for QR code transactions, and receive automatic notifications for each sale. This provides business owners with continuous control over their operations while protecting sensitive company information through limited access for helpers.
In Yape, we believe that technology should simplify people's lives and help businesses grow. With Yape Comercios, we take another step in that direction, offering entrepreneurs tools that allow them to better manage their sales and continue growing from the same application they use every day.
Carlos Andrés Lepesqueur, manager of Yape Bolivia, emphasized the platform's vision: "In Yape, we believe that technology should simplify people's lives and help businesses grow. With Yape Comercios, we take another step in that direction, offering entrepreneurs tools that allow them to better manage their sales and continue growing from the same application they use every day."
The platform integrates these administrative tools directly into the Yape app, eliminating the need for additional downloads and incurring no extra cost for users. This move transforms Yape from a simple digital wallet into a comprehensive business ally. BCP anticipates that 200,000 businesses will adopt Yape Comercios within its first year, further strengthening the digital ecosystem for small enterprises in Bolivia.
We want to become a strategic ally for those who drive the country's economy.
Originally published by El Deber in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.