Datuk Ivan Lim, the founder of ORB Corporate and Xpaging International, at the soft launch of the Xpaging International mobile app.
Anyone can now sell and buy online, leading Xpaging International to consider some major aspects mainly chat, voice note, newsfeed and moments and distills it into a single, easy-to-use platform for business and leisure. Normal members can use the app to purchase products, while commercial users can go one step further to either build product awareness and do online marketing, or share product recommendations in the form of in-app social media posts and receive instant cashback when friends purchase the products through the links in your posts.
“Companies hire people to upload products in big marketplaces, but a lot of people do not have this capability. We hope that this global brand can bring more convenience to the public, creating new entrepreneurs and help SMEs skyrocket their businesses,” he said.
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