CUV Ventures --»» Blockchain 2.0 in place CUV Ventures (CUV.V) is doing something similar. They’ve put out a lot of news about the bits and pieces they’ve purchased, built, and found behind the couch cushions, but this week came the news telling how all of those pieces will work.
Blockchain 2.0, yo.
Subsequent to meetings at the Miami North American BlockChain conference between Jan. 18 and Jan. 19, 2018, Chief Executive Officer Steve Marshall and senior management of CryptoLiquidity Holdings Inc. Canada, have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to investigate the deployment of CryptoLiquidity’s patent-pending blockchain platform to unite the ensemble of CUV Ventures Corp.’s fintech and travel applications: RevoluPAY, RevoluVIP, RevoluFIN, RevoluCHARGE and future CUV fintech platforms into a single global marketplace and unified ledger.
How?
CryptoLiquidity deploys secure, stand-alone wallets that allow the user to seamlessly store their overall assets, whether crypto, CCU coins or fiat currencies, coupled with a method to authenticate participants in accordance with KYC, AML and GDPR regulations. Users do not need to worry about the loss or theft of their keys, as keys are managed by a distributed enterprise key management system (EKMS). To improve the performance of the platform, CryptoLiquidity uses an artificial intelligence engine (SAM) to enable the platform and, the platform administrators, to make the right decision at the right time to minimize cost and risk and maximize the value and security of every transaction.
CUV is putting together a financial network for the developing world, including factoring loans, remittances, microcredit, and B2B transfers, plugging in airfare commerce functionality and hotel listings, allowing a customer who is looking to do business with Mexico or Cuba or Panama, as an example, to send their money quickly and inexpensively, book a flight to the city the transaction will conclude in, stay in an inexpensive local B&B, and save money at every corner of those bookings.
On the other side, local businesses in the same countries can borrow money, or receive remittances, and receive their cash at a network of ATMs, rather than getting ‘robber baron’ed by Western Union.
CUV Ventures (CUV.V): What if you built a bank while nobody was looking?