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It will not be easy for ModulTrade with all those competitors out there at the moment.
But I really so a lot of potential in this platform. This can become huge when it will have the right marketing.

Please keep getting the product out there!
Our you guys planning some events this or next month?

Keep it up!

Could you name some of the main competitors here, that offer the same as ModulTrade?

Dear Sozialtourist, We see banks transposing their trade finance (in the domain of Letter of Credit) beginning to think about launching those services on blockchain, but for their clients. Not easy for them giving their size and regulatory constraints... We think that the odds are excellent for Modultrade to offer an alternative for SMEs that cannot access this space through traditional banks (400+ Mlns SMEs). if you want to take the bet with us, you're most welcome! Join our ICO!

Best,
Jean
https://t.me/ModulTradeIO

Thanks for your answer Jean. So it's a good time for ModulTrade to start while the banks are still thinking about switching from their old system to the blockchain.

Do you think banks that plan to launch their service on the blockchain can offer the same low fees as you do, or will this still be an advantage of ModulTrade?

I hope decentralised blockchain coins will win against the blockchain projects of the banks. If we get the freedom to trade we will also need the freedom to pay.

As long as there isn't some over-the-top regulation which bans non-bank entities from issuing LoCs, I think ModulTrade is guaranteed to be more viable than the banks' offering. Due to the banks' size, they are naturally 'wasteful' with lots of overheads (eg. overpaid management staff, physical office costs, utilities, etc).

The regulations trends are, as we see them, rather towards promoting fintechs and startups. Even banks are keen to create/promote their own startups to lower the regulatory burden (with business limitation to ensure business revenue)!