Weekly Ship | September 28 to October 2
#MoedaSeeders
It is a great pleasure to share with you our latest achievements. Shall we dive into them now?
MoedaPay
Over the last few weeks, our team ran a campaign to open accounts with cashback. The marketing action was very successful, and we are still celebrating such positive results.
We have new #MoedaSeeders onboard, and we are working hard to provide outstanding customer service to our #Seeders and deliver a convenient and user-friendly platform.
New Institutional Materials
Our team will hit the road again very soon — following all preventive measures, of course. Once again, the goal is to develop projects with our technology and expertise.
We are currently producing a new video about Moeda’s trajectory and some printing material to be distributed among our partnering business ventures.
Our dear team member Caio Muller has already done the storyboard — you will be able to see this special material in the coming weeks.
RARE Project
We have already mentioned before our partnership with RARE, and we would like to share with you some significant progress we have achieved.
Moeda’s communication and project teams created an interesting new product: the fisherman card. This card will be produced by RARE for farmers who raise fish, crabs, oysters, and shrimps.
The farmers’ information details will be collected through an online form. After it is checked and approved by the leaders in charge, all farmers will have a brand new ID.
Besides, we are working on other important tasks to promote local development. Further updates are coming soon.
W4F
W4F 2019 was a great event that Moeda participated last year — you might recall it from our past posts and publications.
Due to the pandemic, the plans for # W4F 2020 had to change. However, thinking of an alternative solution for this problem was an easy task for all the creative and business-oriented people in charge. The result is the following: Moeda is now at the Cumbuco W4F Hub!
The Hub is a strategic and experimental space for MoedaPay. It will run as a preliminary version until December 2020.
The strategy is to maintain and connect this space to a network of business and innovation hubs of the State of Ceará, focusing on international markets and trends.
In November there will be a meeting with our partners to discuss the maintenance of the physical site. These are the entities and organizations that are currently present there: the Municipal Guard of Caucaia, the Fire Department of the State of Ceará, the local Health Secretariat, Coca-Cola, Santa Clara coffee, and Indaiá company.
In this second phase, Moeda will have a space in the Hub’s main entrance hall which will be used to provide services such as opening MoedaPay accounts, issuing cards and support, presenting impact projects and dealing with crypto business. On top of that, we will discuss the implementation of the content we will present in the Arena W4F spaces.
The arena’s content can be presented in person and remotely. W4F and Elephant company will be responsible for overseeing the agenda, and Moeda is also producing some content that will be transmitted during the event.
Another major attraction is the coworking space, which will also be fully operational to attract local and foreign audiences. It is known that Cumbuco is the home of many international financial market executives and entrepreneurs, therefore, in addition to boosting business activities for the Cumbuco community, it will also enable direct connection with great peers so that they also realize the importance of this synergy between local communities and the businesses.
Moedapay Co.Lab HubCumbuco Ceará
Av. Dos Coqueiros 2273
Cumbuco Beach
Caucaia — CE Brazil CEP 61619–170
Microcredit to renovate and transform
We are glad to announce that Moeda and SOMOS UM have financed the renovation of a special place in Fortaleza. This clinic was created by occupational therapist Ana Célia Rocha Forte and she works with children with autism. Even though the cause is noble, Ana Célia needed a bigger and better place to receive the children. Over the next few weeks, we will be sharing the progress of this rewarding work and the project’s expectations. This renovation work will promote an aesthetic change to the clinic and, most importantly, it will improve the health and well-being of the children.
