Organized by the Undersecretariat of Development and Entrepreneurship, together with the Banco de la Nación Argentina (BNA), a free training session was held on “Digital Payment Methods and Cybersecurity,” aimed at entrepreneurs, merchants, and the public interested in strengthening their knowledge of digital tools.
During the session, attendees were able to learn about the main digital payment alternatives available in the market, as well as incorporate tools and recommendations to protect their data, prevent fraud, and operate securely in digital environments increasingly used by consumers and businesses.
The meeting had significant participation from entrepreneurs, merchants, and independent workers, who took advantage of the space to ask questions and exchange experiences regarding the implementation of digital payment methods in their daily activities.
The Undersecretary of Development and Entrepreneurship, Gabriel Enguelberg, highlighted that these types of training sessions are part of a strategy to strengthen the local entrepreneurial ecosystem, providing concrete tools that allow for the incorporation of new technologies, the improvement of business management, and the promotion of greater financial inclusion.
Likewise, he expressed his gratitude for the support of the Banco de la Nación Argentina, whose specialists were in charge of the training, sharing knowledge on electronic payment methods, virtual wallets, and cybersecurity measures to minimize risks and strengthen trust in digital operations.
The Undersecretariat of Development and Entrepreneurship indicated that they will continue to promote training and education opportunities aimed at supporting the growth of entrepreneurs and merchants, promoting innovation, digitalization, and the economic development of Concordia.
During the session, attendees were able to learn about the main digital payment alternatives available in the market, as well as incorporate tools and recommendations to protect their data, prevent fraud, and operate securely in digital environments increasingly used by consumers and businesses.
The meeting had significant participation from entrepreneurs, merchants, and independent workers, who took advantage of the space to ask questions and exchange experiences regarding the implementation of digital payment methods in their daily activities.
The Undersecretary of Development and Entrepreneurship, Gabriel Enguelberg, highlighted that these types of training sessions are part of a strategy to strengthen the local entrepreneurial ecosystem, providing concrete tools that allow for the incorporation of new technologies, the improvement of business management, and the promotion of greater financial inclusion.
Likewise, he expressed his gratitude for the support of the Banco de la Nación Argentina, whose specialists were in charge of the training, sharing knowledge on electronic payment methods, virtual wallets, and cybersecurity measures to minimize risks and strengthen trust in digital operations.
The Undersecretariat of Development and Entrepreneurship indicated that they will continue to promote training and education opportunities aimed at supporting the growth of entrepreneurs and merchants, promoting innovation, digitalization, and the economic development of Concordia.