What is the connection between SpectroCoin and Bankera?
I just started taking an interest in Bankera because of a PM I received. I see SpectroCoin support Bankera and Bankera support SpectroCoin - so what is the connection between them?
Would appreciate some replies just so I can understand things better. Thank you.
Hello,
Bankera's team has a blog post detailing the project and the ecosystem's structure:
https://blog.bankera.com/2019/05/21/developing-bankeras-ecosystem-our-vision/.
Thank you for the post.
Your feedback Trust is very bad. Highly respected members of the community have left negative Trust for you and clearly stated in the Bankera thread what they think of you and listed scam allegations.
What are your views on that? What do you say to counter those claims?
Respectfully, claims are only claims. Our business has been up and running for 6 years with about 1 million clients as of now using SpectroCoin - Bankera ICO finished successfully and by now have 2 products under the brand name Bankera, Bankera Exchange and Bankera Loans, with more to come in the near and far future. Some cases can be attributed to reasons that we cannot share publicly in respect to GDPR and privacy procedures and so they are communicated directly with the clients. We provide all the tools for our users to be safe and secure from 2FA to email notifications if any new IP logs into your account and a large number of wallets to store your crypto and fiat and easy withdrawal options while having an instant currency exchange and free and instant peer to peer (among SpectroCoin users) transactions. Most importantly, a 24/7 support team at your disposal to assist you in any issue you may face.
Thank you for the post.
How many of those 1 million clients you claim to have can you break down in to groups? How many of those 1 million clients are investors in Bankera? How many are investors in SpectroCoin? How many are SpectroCoin card holders? How do you assess your active user base? If someone signed up 12 months ago but never used the service is that user still counted as a client even though they are effectively not?
I have grave concerns looking at Bankera website (
https://bankera.com/#/faq/other):
"Why is there no information on your website about the ICO, team members, and advisors?" - Once the ICO stage was over, we shifted our focus to product and service development. These steps are also reflected in the new website design. Part of the members were on the advisory board just for the pre-ICO/ICO period as they have completed their job, they moved on to other projects. Others are still working with us they are contacted when their expertise is needed. Also, Bankera's team and advisory board have expanded rapidly a lot of new people with a background in legal, compliance, finance, and other fields have joined Bankera. Some advisors who work in the law and financial industries, for example, cannot be publicly associated with private projects, so the advisory board is kept private, at least for now. You will find information on our official channels if we are able to announce new advisors.All I see is an excuse to not name names and in my opinion that is because of what there is to hide. Why hide it? Why use excuses to not make that information public? who in their right mind would invest in a business that does not make known who the CEO, CFO, CTO, Advisors, Marketing Team, Developers and other board members are?
When looking at the Terms and Conditions (
https://bankera.com/docs/Bankeras-Terms-and-Conditions.pdf), again I see things of concern. "Finalify Ltd" is mentioned twice regarding ownership of "Bankera" yet "SpectroCoin" is mentioned 31 times and even though the contract is between the end user (investor) and Bankera (Finalify Ltd), there is a clause of agreeing to terms and conditions of SpectroCoin which make absolutely no sense because Finalify Ltd which unsurprisingly is based in the Virgin Islands along with the BNK token and Bankera brand name are entering in to the contract with the end user.