No KYC ? You are not scared of SEC ?
Have you read the whitepaper?
http://www.cryptoriya.io/whitepaper.pdfThere will be remote KYC for luxury debit card but other than that, all other transactions are KYC free. Just like overseas remittance, you don't have to send a copy of your ID to the person sending the money. Just give your name, date of birth and mobile number. You are, if your country requires, in need to fill out remittance form and show your ID to the financial institution where you are claiming the money.
It seems that this Cryptoriya kyc is easy and not complicated, it certainly will be a lot of interest.
CryptoRiya this does have great potential for the future. And will prove that CryptoRiya can hit the public about the world of crypto so far.
the idea is good but not enough,
the project is really awesome but need to be furnish.
cryptoriya will sure hit the top if they will have their own process and will not go over visa and other third parties.
this will not take a short time, but once they establish it on their own the fee will go down a lot and that will be better for the users.
the fee is really pocket problem, but with the third party power will definitely have an easy withdrawal.
I beg to disagree with you there. Using Visa and other currently existing third parties is a good choice for Cryptoriya. It is not easy to establish the credibility that Visa has. It is widely accepted by many merchants globally. This is very strategic for cryptoriya as in contrast with your view point. I do agree that cryptoriya can be improve as it is develop and as it grows in the future but the general concept and offers of cryptoriya is already satisfying. It is only normal to have a transaction fee involving cryptocurrencies. Even existing remittances of fiat money and currency exchanges has their own charges or fees per transaction.