The development of e-payment in Algeria and its impact on logistics

Abstract

The rapid rise of electronic payment systems has transformed global financial transactions, enhancing their efficiency, security and accessibility. In Algeria, a country pursuing economic modernisation, e-payment infrastructure is crucial for promoting economic inclusion and expediting commercial activity. This is particularly relevant to the logistics sector, which is essential for the efficient transportation of products and services in the supply chains. Integrating e-payment systems can reduce transaction processing times, lower operational costs, and enhance supply chain efficiency. This thesis examines the impact of e-payment on the growth of E-Devotion in Algeria and its effect on logistics using process modification, cost reduction, and continuous improvement of frame analysis. This thesis emphasises the versatility of e-payment systems in enhancing supply chain efficiency and promoting economic inclusion. This study aims to evaluate Algeria's e-payment status, identify key drivers and obstacles, assess its integration into logistics operations, analyse its impact on operational performance, and improve logistics efficiency. It also seeks to provide action-rich recommendations for optimising e-payment systems to support Algeria's economic development goals. This study aims to comprehensively understand the role of e-payments in changing logistics in Algeria