How much are the targets of Softcap and Hardcap this project?

Form what I read that CrowdForce is building up a offline distribution network of agent banks to help drive adoption of financial, digital and other inclusion services in the 3 billion unbanked and underbanked customer segments in emerging markets. These chain management will be done with the use of decentralized applications (DAPP) built up on the Ethereum Blockchain (and the CrowdForce Blockchain platform in the future) and users interactions will be governed by smart contracts. Crowdforce also plans to record Verified Agents data hashed function results to the Ethereum blockchain by batches, but store actual users data (scans, sensitive personal data) in a blockchain-based storage network like Storj , Filecoin or another equivalent blockchain. This similar scope of features is planned to be integrated for the consumers as well, as this gives the CrowdForce Platform an opportunity to set up a framework for Digital Identity solution in Africa and other emerging markets. Verified users will be able to prove their verified digital identity within CrowdForce Platform by signing messages from privately controlled Ethereum addresses and smart contracts integrated to the ecosystem.

Why don't you try to open the whitepaper to find the answer.

There are several risk factors described by the team, among them Technical and Technological Risks Blockchain associated risks, the risk of hacking hackers or Tokens, the risk of hacking computers of the owners, loss of the password private keys, The risk is associated with new technologies, and changes in technologies in the future, and the risk of incompatibility service wallet.

What are the benefits for CRF token holders from the integration of the Bancor Protocol? Do you ever read that before?

By the way, do you know what is the Bancor Protocol?

What was the goal of CrowdForce to announce its integration with the widely adopted Bancor Protocol to facilitate liquidity for its CRF tokens?

How does the agent bank work?

There are various reasons why people in developing countries are reluctant to have bank accounts, and CrowdForce aims to resolve these doubts. In what ways did CrowdForce eliminate this doubt?

In addition to routine routine data collection, CrowdForce offers technology companies, banking institutions and trade projects the possibility of providing their services and generating new market branches in areas that are full of potential, previously ignored.

Can Crowdsourcing provide benefits in the form of customer involvement in small businesses?

From the information I got, Quifas will help provide governance services for short-term sales tokens and long-term cellular companies. Besides being explicitly stated in this white paper, it does not provide other services related to Mobile Forms.

What I know is that CRF tokens are created and held by Quifas Inc.

Are there good videos that can explain this project?

As I know is the impact can be like the company may terminate Token distribution, platform development, or particular jurisdiction if the actions of regulatory the relevant jurisdiction authorities make it unlawful or commercially inappropriate to continue.

From what I read for the use of Micro services include:
Utility Bills (Electricity, Airtime, Cable TV), Cash In and Cash Out, Account or Wallet Opening, Sports Betting, Buy and Sell Cryptocurrency, Top up fiat money in a digital wallet, Crypto-Fiat Exchange.
And Micro task uses include:
Market Research and Surveys, Retail Audits and Census, Mystery shopping Tasks, Data Verification (Businesses, KYC, Addresses), Citizen Engagement, Consumer Insights, Image and GPS Capture of Locations of Interest.

As I know there are two features that are the mainstay of this application, which are Micro services and Micro tasks.

If so what is the core mandate here at CrowdForce?

For business owners who have registered on the CrowdForce platform, what benefits can be obtained?

Are there other fees charged other than transaction fees?