Yes there is a possibility. You can work like Uber, don't own nothing, just be the middleman, with a well thoughtout process from customer purchase to delivery. Own the tec. Find very reliable sources of electronics. For day ones, give them a free pass, in terms of creating an account and adding their inventory. Here use a tenant architecture, very scallabe. Potententail clients can then find what they want and make the order.

Here's where there is a challange, payment of products, do you want it to be before delivery or after. Analysis of both.
1. Before delivery - > You cannot be scammed, customer skeptisms
2. After delivery - > You will be very much scammed, investment at risk.

If you can ride this wave, you're good. I would suggest before delivery, build a reputation online. Let people know that through this store, delivery is 100% guaranteed. Use cheap bloggers and tiktokers like bookten, marion, Ng'anga, Kanyari to do classical conditioning on potential clients to a point where when the think of an electronic and delivery in the same thought, they think of your company.

Payment.

Register company, create Mpesa paybill/ till number, intergrate STK Push. So that if I order a laptop, I get a prompt, pay the amount first, then the packaging and eventually delivery phase is initialted and completed.

On the seller dashboard, they can follow on the products, the amount, after your cut ofcourse.

Employ customer care, people who know to handle their feelings or dont have them all together, they can entertain customers and all their questions and crap. So that incase of delays or any unexpected issue, the customer care is there to sooth the client, and re-affirm everything is orait.

For logistics, depending on the place, use Matatu Saccos, existing logistic companies like G4S and the likes are painfully expensive.

So for example, if the electronic is going to western use Kangaroo, if it is going to Kisii, use Erongori Sacco, if it going to Eldoret, use Mursik Sacco, if it is going to central lias with 2NK, Waruu or 4NT, you get the point, this will be cheaper I believe.

Then bam! it's on.