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How does the work begin?
How this works at the first stage
At the first stage of development we will create an international community based on multiplatform @Araneo bot. For very order from location A to location B the bot searches for a counter offer for a transfer from location B to location A. So if some person needs to transfer funds to your city or to your country, and you need to send funds to the place where that person is located, the bot informs the sender as soon as it finds a counter offer
What happens next?
What is the second step of the work?
How it works at the second stage
At the second stage there will be no need for a counter offer. Money transfers will be made with an internal currency Z-TOKEN. For example, one needs to transfer the funds from location A to location B. With @Araneo bot the sender A leaves the order for the transfer. The bot offers him to purchase Z-TOKENs for the amount covering the value of the transfer from different user of AraneoBit system. The price of the information about the counter offer for currency exchange and joining a private chat with the owner of the tokens will be 1 Z-TOKEN.
Can I be sure of security? How is money transfer security safe?
Tell me more about the security of money transfers
At the first stage AraneoBit system ensures the security of money transfers with the scoring system. All the ratings lower than 3 points are checked in the system. All unscrupulous users are weeded out once and forever after the check. The funds transfer at the first stage is based on our blockchain and is made in tokens. This means that the funds will reach the beneficiary for sure. We prepared the check lists for all the operations. The check lists contain the most convenient and secure places for money handover (most commonly cafes for small amounts and banks for large amounts of money).
What are the ways of transferring money?
Many such ways?
Nowadays there are minimum five different ways to transfer money from one country to another. 1. To visit a bank and to make a bank transfer from one account to another or from one bank card to the other bank card; 2. To visit a post office and to make a postal order; 3. To use an international system of money transfers (Western Union, MoneyGram or Ria Financial Services); 4. To use an international payment system (PayPal, WebMoney) or electronic payment service (Visa MoneyTransfer, MasterCard, MoneySend); 5. To send funds with alternative ways (with mobile operators, retailers, for example in-store banking, social networks or cryptocurrency); 6. To hand over funds in non-official way with cash (via relatives, friends, bus drivers on international routes, train guides and representatives of expat communities).
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