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If you look at this page: https://www.remittancetoken.io/Wallet.aspx
then it says that the wallet is live. I just can not find a link to it, can I take a look at the wallet somewhere?

Yeah, I also tried to find some link about the wallet because it's really looks like already live somewhere. Or does the admin or their team member could give us the link for it.

I'm the founder of Remco. I'll be glad to answer any questions as best as I can.

- The main project is for money transmitters, and the infrastructure is here ( https://remcosoftware.org ). These entities can provide the tokenized solution to their existing users through their current mobile app/online/agent outlet to any country.

Recipient of money will not know this is blockchain initiated transfer. This is the beauty of Remco! However, we are testing our mobile app, and we will release it before the end of the ICO.
Thanks

First of all. Thanks for taking the time to answer our questions here. I can imagine that you are quite busy with the preparation for the ICO.

There is one thing I am still a bit confused. The Remittance tokens will be on the Ethereum blockchain, right? And when a new token is generated, will it be an ERC20 token, too? Or will you build an own blockchain for this (multichain blockchain?)?

Sure I'll explain as best as I can.
Remember we are all about a practical solution that can actually work in this industry.

We have two token model: There is the utility and asset token (ERC 20)
The utility is internally built, and transaction recording is on multichain.

As a money transmitter, there can be no delays, third-party verification, fluctuation in value for each transaction otherwise such blockchain solution will never work for remittance. i.e., Bitcoin

To avoid the fate of other solutions which ultimately could not be used for real-time money transmission, we came up with Remco.

Thanks

Thanks for the information.

Itll be a utility token, used by money transmitters on their platform. They pay for Using REMCO service on their platform in tokens. But users dont need to know theres a Blockchain technology involved.
Also theres an asset token, ERC20 based, which would be trading on exchanges.

Are these tokens same?

No, they are not the same. The utility token is strictly utility and drives the asset token, however, the asset token can be used to move value on the network with an exchange bridge in between.