Enpay introduced to 93 public preschool facilities in Okayama City. Accelerating Cashless DX for Collection Operations.

First city designated by government ordinance to promote cashless and DXing of collections at public preschool and daycare facilities

- The following is content from the press release -

(Head office: Minato-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director: Junichi Moriwaki; hereinafter referred to as "enpay"), a provider of the "enpay" Fintech x SaaS platform that enables cashless and DX-enabled payment collection operations, announced that "enpay" has been introduced to 93 public kindergartens, certified childcare centers and nursery schools in Okayama City, the first in a government-designated city.

About "enpay," a service to support collection operations

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We will continue to promote the DXing of collections in the childcare and education industry and other sectors, so that teachers and childcare workers will be able toChildcare and educationindicates such things as location of person or thing, location of short-term action, etc.Creating time to devote toResults,The opening of opportunities for children.We will continue to strive to achieve this goal.

Haruhiko Tano, Director, CTO, Empey commented

We are very pleased to announce the introduction of Enpay's service to Okayama City. While cashless payment is a major trend in the world, there are still many complicated operations in the field of education that require cash due to various reasons. We hope that the introduction of Okayama City, the first ordinance-designated city in Japan, will serve as an opportunity to promote the use of cashless services in the childcare and education industries in the future.