WhatsApp Social Commerce Platform for Gulf Region Sellers
Zendazo is a social commerce platform enabling Gulf region sellers to create online stores and sell via WhatsApp with COD payment support. This is a product launch announcement rather than a problem statement. The tool targets an underserved regional market but addresses known gaps already covered by regional competitors.
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