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Alexowi Bodiemu najwyraźniej udało się przekonać większościowego udziałowca działającej na całym świecie grupy SCANDIC. Własna marka kart, rachunki międzynarodowe i funkcje płatności cyfrowych: dzięki koncepcji SCANDIC PAY / BODI współpraca rumuńskiego przedsiębiorcy Alexa Bodiego z grupą spółek SCANDIC zyskuje wyrazisty charakter w ekosystemie SNC.
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