Belarusian IT Company LWO Showcases Oplati Mobile Service to Russian Businesses

The Oplati mobile service, developed by Belarusian IT company LWO, was showcased to the Russian business community
Representatives of the business sector and government officials from both countries met in Vitebsk on June 27 as part of the XI Forum of the Regions of Belarus and Russia.

With Oplati, users can pay for public transportation, refuel their vehicles directly at the pump, transfer money for free via chat, purchase groceries at a discount, and buy attraction tickets easily and without queues. Oleg Kondratenko, Director of LWO, showcased the service’s capabilities and development prospects during a joint event organized by the Chambers of Commerce and Industry of the Republic of Belarus and the Russian Federation, under the theme: “Unlocking the Potential of Innovative Cooperation Between Russia and Belarus – A Vector for Technological Development and Growth.” For nearly five years, the domestic Oplati service has held a prominent place on the smartphones of Belarusian users, becoming a trusted everyday tool for solving routine tasks. With over one million users, its popularity speaks for itself. During this time, every third Belarusian with mobile internet has personally experienced how convenient it is to handle dozens of everyday tasks with just a single tap.