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I dont see any details about your road map, how can I find the information about your plans?

As of the moment, we are still working on the roadmap (as yet).

Initially, we are mainly a remittance company, offering a very cheap but reliable alternative to sending money back home.

How can we use your token for the remittance? Sending directly from wallet to wallet and then what?

-Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) buy ROKS and a tiny amount of ETH from ExMarkets.com for sending to their relatives back home in the Philippines (the beneficiaries). They send ROKS and a very minimal amount of ETH (for Ethereum gas) to their relatives using their wallet in ExMarkets.com. It is also possible to buy and send just ETH.

-The beneficiary relatives receive the ROKS and ETH in a couple of minutes. They use the Opera crypto wallet in their smartphones to get an Ethereum address (account) and keep track of their money in that address. They also use the Opera wallet to pay vendors.

-Vendors have to have the RockStable point-of-sale app MainSale to be able to accept ROKS. Evangelists sells territorial rights to MainSale to the vendors.

-Vendors collect ROKS they receive as payment. At certain periods (maybe weekly), vendors sell their ROKS at coins.ph, pdax.ph, or citadax.ph for PHP or USD. Evangelists help their vendors sell their ROKS.

-RockStable sells ROKS to OFWs in Bittrex; we buy ROKS from vendors in the Philippine exchanges.

You can check out our case uses: https://rockstable.io/use-cases

Why not just to say ETH instead of ROX? And don't say it's becasue ETH is not a stable coin).

Of course, every coin can be used for remittance, but Ethereum for example is a volatile cryptocurrency so almost no vendor would accept it as payment in the destination country. Tether is too expensive for that.

OK, you may be right, but what about another stablecoins? There are plenty of them.