Noel Alvarado Cepero, Director of the Digital Economy at the Information Technology Enterprise for Defense (Xetid), the entity that developed the platform, explained that the updates to this tool—in its conception for private citizens (Enzona) and in its format for businesses, the self-employed, and legal entities (Enzona Comercio)—will enhance the services offered and contribute to the country's digital transformation.

The specialist noted that these versions will enable greater efficiency in transactions and real-time decision-making, guarantee centralized commerce management, provide backup copies, and reduce the possibility of errors and fraud in operations to be executed.

He specified that these solutions incorporate public notifications as a new form of operation confirmation for staff, eliminating the need to rely solely on SMS, which sometimes arrives late.

He further emphasized that statistical information has been added, allowing clients to know the number of sales within a specific period. This option will facilitate financial analysis and the design of projections to focus commercial actions for better results.

Alvarado Cepero stated that the creators' intention is for this application to continue evolving with a focus on financial education, where everyone interacting with this e-commerce mechanism receives tips or advice for better management of their operations.

He also added that starting this Tuesday, December 2nd, these updates can be accessed via the official Enzona website or through Apklis. Users can contact the development team via their profiles on the social networks Facebook or X.

Officials from the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba, the Ministry of Communications, the Youth Computer Clubs, and representatives of virtual stores participated in the launch event.