We haven’t determined it yet. It will depend, apart from other factors on pre-sale stage outcomes and crypto currencies trends on major exchanges

In other financial systems, or for institutions not yet supported, Pave will allow data providers to write their own integrations into the GCP. This puts the onus of trusting the data provider, and thus, the data itself, on the data consumer. Initially, Pave will certify that a data provider is legitimate before allowing it on the system

In the U.S., to obtain credit card and bank data, Pave will go through OFX (Open Financial Exchange – the specification allowing the online exchange of data between financial institutions and consumers) from financial providers that support it. For companies that do not, Pave will utilize user’s login credentials and scrape the data. Pave plans to use smart contracts to integrate with third party financial institutions whom have application programming interfaces (“APIs”).
 In countries of the European Union, all financial data will be obtained through APIs. Financial Institutions in the EU will be required to share their data through APIs starting in 2018 thanks to the European Commission’s Payment Service Directive (PSD2).

BTC, ETH, BCC and LTC

During the ICO, after all the legal paperwork is done and all the issues are settled, there will be opportunity for Americans to participate

We love it too

Only in GCAT (our tokens) after all the tokens are issued and allocated among the pre-sale investors, bonus investors, ordinary investors and bounty hunters

Scroll down to the bottom of our web page: gcp.pave.com and see the most notable mentions of us in the media

On exchanges, it’s really hard to make such predictions, especially, that long before issuing of the token, we’ll conduct our own estimates and let you know, so, do subscribe to our newsletter

We don’t see any obstacles for that

Yes, sure, we’ll reach everything is sorted out

This is the core of our product - they will have possibility to trust both. The reason for that is that user profiles will be constructed by users and data providers together, thus allowing users to affect lenders’ decision for the first time in the history of crediting

Well, it would be perfect world if everybody always told the truth. Most lenders opt out from trusting the users and instead resort to credit bureaus services because it is much more difficult to trust the user as they have a reason to be untrustworthy and, more often than not, little to lose if they are discovered.

See, until today, centralized record keeping agencies have been a necessary part of the consumer credit ecosystem throughout the world. While these centralized systems have provided a much needed service and acted as the “sources of truth” between third parties, they have also given rise to the systemic issues described herein. The innovations brought on by the blockchain have enabled us to distribute data across many nodes, and therefore distribute that trust. This can act as the new source of truth and remove our necessity to rely on any one institution.

This can be seen in the ‘Roadmap’ segment on our official website

Thanks, it was meticulously worked on

In less than a month.

No, if it is indeed unwanted. See, the users will actually be rewarded for letting third parties market their products to them. If he or she doesn’t want that, the privies are easily denied the access by users themselves

No, Pave is committed to approve all the third parties desiring to use the GCP. Only then are those parties considered as ‘Validators’ in the Pave blockchain

In essence, any privy will find our app useful, but lender, naturally will form the bulk of the third parties. However, there are other entities, such as, for example, landlords wishing to have comfort on a renter’s credit worthiness