Basic Introduction

Kaymu was first launched in Nigeria and Pakistan in January 2013, and expanded to 32 other countries two years and three months later. Kaymu imitates the eBay model, it does not offer its own products, and each country has a separate website.

Company Introduction

Kaymu Nepal was established by German e-commerce company BAMBINO 50 VV UG & CO with an investment of 20 million rupees. The company's website also claims: " Kaymu website has built a bridge for thousands of buyers and sellers in Nepal. Kaymu Nepal provides you with a variety of products, from smartphones, computers, laptops, clothes to shoes, books, electronic products, bags, headphones, etc."

Service Area

Kaymu is currently available in Algeria, Angola, Cameroon, Ethiopia, Gabon, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Morocco, Mozambique, Nigeria, Rwanda, Senegal, Tanzania, Tunisia, Uganda and Zambia, Asia and the Middle East.

cost

The Kaymu platform will help sellers post product pictures on the website, arrange goods and assist in delivery, and will charge a commission of 10%-20% for each order sold .

develop

Kaymu was launched in Nigeria and Pakistan in January 2013. Kaymu imitates the eBay model, it does not offer its own products, and each country has a separate website.

In 2014 , Kaymu launched its own shopping app .

As of July 2014 , the business has covered 25 countries around the world, 15 of which are in Africa.

In 2014 , Kaymu launched an online business training program to help Tanzanian college students learn how to open online stores and conduct online promotions. The service program is called " Kaym University " and includes six basic parts: account and online store management, order processing, payment methods, logistics, social media strategy, and how to mine deep information.

As of 2015 , Kaymu has 15,000 online retailers and a customer base of 300,000 people; the website has an average daily transaction volume of 3,000 orders and 11 million visits .

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