Kathmandu. Tokma Technologies has launched the Tokma app and GCard. Kulman Ghising, former managing director of Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA), unveiled the Tokma app and Gcard at a special ceremony held at Yak and Yeti in Kathmandu.
Tokma Technologies has launched digital card GCard based on Tokma and NFC technology as an all-in-one app i.e. Super App. On the occasion, Ghising said that The Tokma App and GCard would contribute significantly to nepal’s digital economy. “These products will contribute significantly to the digital economy. This will also create many employment opportunities,” Ghising said, adding that such technologies also bring efficiency in day-to-day work. So you also use it. ’
Sanchaman Rai, co-founder of Tokma Technologies, said that the product has been brought after three years of research.
Sagar Angedambe, CHIEF Executive Officer of Tokma Technology, said that The Tokma App and GCard are not just technologies but also agents of change in the country.
Chief Executive Officer of The Urban Transport Authority, Kuber Nepali, said ride-sharing has become mandatory and easy in the public transport sector.
Speaking on the occasion, vice-president of CAN Federation said innovation is essential in today’s era. “We are living in an era where innovation is not an option, it is an imperative,” he said. Hope, potential, leadership and digital are the drivers of Nepal. ’
Similarly, Brand Ambassador Wilson Bikram Rai urged everyone to use indigenous technology in Tokma.
The tokma app has ride-sharing, tour guides, security, care givers, shopping, etc. The Gcard will eliminate the obligation to carry a physical vision card.
After getting a G card, you can easily share your personal and business details by tapping on the mobile that supports NFC. In addition, the details can also be changed on The GCard according to your needs. It will also help protect the environment, the company said.
