Todays South African merchants rely significantly on mobile connectivity to support cashless transactions, administer QR code-based promotions, enable in-store kiosks, and provide easy access to consumer financing alternatives for large purchases such as electronics and furniture.
Connectivity is critical for delivering OTPs one-time passcodes for secure customer verification and payment processing, allowing consumers to make high-value purchases quickly and safely.
Duxbury Networking is pleased to introduce the CEL-FI GO G43 smart mobile signal booster. This revolutionary device, designed for the retail and fast-food industries, is now available locally to help businesses improve mobile connectivity for consumers, employees, and operational needs.
While many South African mobile connectivity stores have integrated guest Wi-Fi, security and convenience concerns typically dissuade customers from signing up, as network authentication frequently needs an OTP that they cannot obtain until they are connected. Furthermore, mobile networks offer a level of security and dependability that Wi-Fi networks cannot match, frequently leaving users without a solid connectionand consequently limiting their engagement and expenditure.
The CEL-FI GO G43 effectively addresses connection difficulties in a variety of retail locations, from tiny stores to large warehouses, and complements the capabilities of the CEL-FI QUATRA 4000e Active DAS Hybrid system. It provides a streamlined, cost-effective solution for increasing mobile signal strength across key network operators, resulting in improved consumer engagement and smoother operational procedures.
