Bridging Continents: How Our Myanmar-US Structure Fuels Innovation

When we established Joyoma, we made a strategic decision that might seem complex but has proven invaluable: maintaining parallel corporate entities in Myanmar (Joyoma Company Limited) and the United States (Joyoma LLC). This isn't just about legal formalities—it's a core operational strategy that directly fuels our product development cycle.

The Myanmar entity is our heartbeat, our market nucleus. Our team in Yangon and Mandalay possesses deep, intuitive understanding of local user behavior, payment preferences, regulatory landscapes, and cultural nuances. They ensure that YangonPOS speaks the language of Myanmar shopkeepers and that MyoThit's property filters match how people actually search for homes. This is our market intelligence engine.

Meanwhile, Joyoma LLC in the United States serves as our technology accelerator and global talent hub. It allows us to:

• Access cutting-edge cloud infrastructure (AWS, Google Cloud) and development tools with fewer restrictions.

• Recruit specialized global talent in areas like scalable architecture, data science, and advanced UX research who can work within a global framework.

• Establish partnerships with Silicon Valley-based API providers, analytics platforms, and security firms.

• Secure venture funding and banking relationships that support aggressive R&D, including our upcoming ride-sharing platform.

The synergy is powerful. Our US-based tech team builds the core, scalable backend architecture and deploys global best practices in cybersecurity. Our Myanmar-based product and engineering teams then customize, localize, and optimize that core for performance on local networks and devices. For example, the fraud detection algorithms for Zay Myanmar's payment system were prototyped by our data scientists in the US, then trained and refined with millions of local transaction patterns by our team in Myanmar.

This model creates a continuous feedback loop of global technology and deep local insight, allowing us to build platforms that are both world-class in their engineering and perfectly tailored to Myanmar's digital ecosystem. It’s how we ensure that "Made for Myanmar" also means "Built with Global Scale."