barKoder Ltd new name on innovative barcode scanning

Placeholder OOD is pleased to officially announce that we changed our company name to barKoder Ltd. Along with the name change, we also updated our registered address. The new address is:

barKoder Ltd

Ljuben Karavelov Street No. 16, Apartment 2
Sofia 1142, Stolichna Municipality
Bulgaria

This change reflects the company’s continued growth and its evolving focus on delivering cutting-edge barcode & OCR scanning API's under a unified brand. While our name is changing, our dedication to exceptional service, industry-leading technology, and continuous improvement remains stronger than ever.All existing operations, partnerships, and contractual obligations will continue seamlessly under the new company name.

For any questions or administrative updates, please feel free to contact us.

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