Empowering Smarter Living: CoDi Revolutionises Prepaid Utilities
CoDi isn't just a new way to buy electricity and water tokens. It's a powerful innovation that lies at the very heart of Conlog's vision: to empower consumers through accessible, intelligent technology that makes everyday living simpler, smarter, and more connected.
For millions of prepaid users, the simple task of purchasing electricity or airtime can be riddled with obstacles. Long queues at physical vendors. Hidden service charges from third-party apps. Limited access to bank accounts or data-heavy mobile apps. CoDi changes that.
Whether through WhatsApp, the mobile app, or the online web portal, CoDi lets users buy electricity, water, airtime, data bundles, and vouchers without additional transaction fees*. And with WhatsApp integration, it works seamlessly on even the most basic smartphones, without wasting storage space or data. It's instant. It's effortless. And it's made for everyone.
Beyond purchases, CoDi empowers users with insight and visibility. With access to purchase history, token history, and current meter balances, users can finally take control of their energy usage. There's no need to be at home to enter a token, users can buy and load their tokens directly through the CoDi App, anytime and from anywhere. No more guesswork, and no more surprises. Just data that helps people make informed, budget-conscious decisions.
Also, If we can include the CoDi Whatsapp number somewhere as well.
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