Quote from: Denreal on Today at 04:21:11 PM

Quote from: TemTum on Today at 05:45:53 AM

https://temtum.com/press/worlds-first-decentralized-sms-payments-launched-by-temtum

Look at temtum - they made the news a lot in their first decentralized sms payment network

is it any wonder they are the choice of national currencies when they have this tech

https://fintoism.com/press-releases/temtum-launches-worlds-first-decentralized-text-message-payments/

Video of it in action too:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Temtum/comments/e6g6bv/sms_transfer_in_action/

Are you also ascertaining that it is genuine and you agree to that fact that it could be good and that one cannot get scammed through it?
My first reservation about this is that I have never heard of the name of the exchnage mentioned by the OP. Well, I do not know if others know about it and can trust it.

My concern is that blockchain technology is meant to foster transparency. With the use of SMS to transact crypto, I see no transparency in it. Also, how do you know if your transaction has reached the intended destination?

The use of this method only makes things to be more centralized because someone somewhere will have to be in control of the actual funds on the blockchain, while the users are just busy sending mere SMS.

Except the government of Venezuela is just working towards the use of blockchain and somehow centralizing the system.

Yes its genuine - we are not OP and do not use an exchange - this is a transaction to transaction through the TEM blockchain - you do not need to trust anyone as it is clear as every single transaction goes through the blockchain which you can verify and check the block explorer

the public key is linked to a phone number - pretty simple - its just like a regular transaction except it is sent over the sms system

Temtum is working with Anguilla and african countries with this tech as they roll out their national currencies