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Uber and Uber Eats platforms will now accept Clave card

Uber and Uber Eats platforms will now accept Clave card

The Uber and Uber Eats applications announced that, starting on July 28, both platforms will accept the Clave card as a payment method. The alliance provides more options and greater convenience to app users supporting them in achieving efficient and reliable mobility, Uber said in a statement.
Gabriel Gutiérrez , Uber general manager for Panama and the Caribbean, said: this alliance with Telered is a sign of our continued commitment to our user community. Now users have the flexibility to pay using the method that suits them best, directly from the Uber and Uber Eats platforms.

Alexander Acosta, CEO and CEO of Telered explained that the strategic alliance between Telered and Uber will allow Cardholders of Sistema Clave Card to use their card on Uber and Uber Eats platforms. This agreement reaffirms our commitment as a company to continue innovating through our services, for the benefit of Panamanian consumers. With strategic partners such as Uber, Telered ratifies its commitment to deliver more and better services to its customers, this time accompanying them in the shops and applications that are part of their day-to-day life and which, in the current situation, become highly valuable due to the possibility of making transactions from the comfort of the house without having to leave.

Acosta stressed that the Clave System is the debit card with the largest number of clients in Panama and a large part of this population does not have an additional electronic means of payment for this product.

From now on, these cardholders, some already users of the Uber and Uber Eats platforms, will be able to recharge their wallet, or Uber wallet , with their Clave card, using their funds in the mobility services that Uber offers, such as UberX and Uber Flash; They will also be able to order from more than 350 restaurants and shops that are located within the Uber Eats platform.

Currently, more than 2.2 million Sistema Clave cards are in use throughout the country. For more than 28 years, the Clave brand has accompanied the Panamanian population, being a safe and reliable payment method for making purchases, payments and recharges through different channels such as ATM and points of sale in more than 50,000 establishments in Panama. Now we are entering to enable the possibility for users to make purchases in e-commerce . In this first stage, more than 1.6 million cards of the linked Banks will be able to make this type of transaction.
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