CADECO digitizes its services to strengthen depositors' trust

Author: radiookapi.netPublished on: May 14, 2026Country: Congo

Business & Economy

CADECO digitizes its services to strengthen depositors' trust

The General Savings Bank of Congo (CADECO) presented its innovations during its ordinary general assembly in Kinshasa on May 12, 2026. Aiming to strengthen depositors' trust, the institution is modernizing by digitizing its services, including the implementation of a centralized IT system and the development of mobile applications. General Director Célestin Mukeba emphasized the importance of this digital transformation to project a modern and accessible image of CADECO.

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