Quote from: CarloLorenzini on March 21, 2019, 06:10:40 AM

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Quote from: CarloLorenzini on March 20, 2019, 06:16:13 AM

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Quote from: CarloLorenzini on March 17, 2019, 11:58:13 AM

however I had imagined that the idea of the letters of credit on blockchain was used as a guarantor of purchases and transactions to mark, as is PayPal for instance ... I did not think it would become a real marketplace. so I don't understand how the collaboration with Alibaba could materialize. What do you think?

Modultrade which is now operational, could really benefit with such partnerships and could lead to its further growth. Here is a press release of that partnership - https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/modultrade-and-yangting-internet-technology-announce-strategic-partnership-to-allow-smes-to-expand-their-global-reach-671607024.html

yes, but in fact I saw it very possible if it had developed the technology based on the letter of credit and then made available to ecommerce sites such as Alibaba. but MT has created its own ecommerce, why should Alibaba move its customers to another platform?

Alibaba don't need to move customers to another platform and in this case in the Modultrade platform rather, they are enabling their customers to "access new markets and partners" as per their press release within the Modultrade platform and without having to have worries of any counterparty risks.

I don't know, I don't think it will be so feasible to make partnerships with other ecommerce. However I consider it a very valid project.

I guess, any partnership that can compliment to this project success will always welcomed by team since we all know that collaboration will also help projects build a stronger and effective ecosystem. Imho.