Quote from: rumax on October 25, 2018, 07:24:05 PM

Quote from: timpum on October 25, 2018, 05:50:11 PM

Quote from: ampirebus on October 25, 2018, 11:07:46 AM

Quote from: timpum on October 25, 2018, 09:15:52 AM

Quote from: ampirebus on October 24, 2018, 08:38:53 AM

Check my previous message carefully once again, please. We will work with our clients-banks (in our case), only according to the terms of mutual business agreement. The main responsibility for us as for a company is to fulfill the terms of such an agreement and of course, not to violate them. It is obviously, that it is in our own interests. Why do we have to compromise the security of the banks? Basically, I see no point and reasonable arguments for that.

Unfortunately you did not convince me. I do not see the point for banks to take risks and depend on one stranger. By the way, today's reality so far confirms my assumptions. There is still no real implementation of the agreements.

Okay, your point of view is still your point of view. You have the right to have your own opinion on something and I can't force you to believe/trust in something. Nevertheless, your point of view seems to be very biased and based on nothing real (there are only your hypotheses) . Unfortunately, I don't see even one real or fundamental point.

You accuse me of bias, but you yourself can not explain what the reasons for banks and governments must to trust one stranger who personally controls the system. Especially if he is new on the market.

What are your suggestions to address this issue? I think the team needs to make several partnerships in order to show its reliability and quality! Then everything will happen by itself and newcomers to the market can get a significant share of this segment!

Yes, you are right. After a few good cases will come another ones. This will earn credibility. Besides as was mentioned above, no one has to take their word on anything. That's business and there are agreements there. Official agreements will ensure that two parties will do as conditions tell them to do. If someone breaches a clause, they will suffer consequences.