RevoluGROUP Canada Inc V.REVO

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RevoluGROUP Canada Inc. is a Canada-based multi-asset, multidivisional payment services directive 2 (PSD2) central bank licensed company. The Company is deploying advanced technologies in banking, mobile apps, money remittance, cross-border forex payments, mobile phone top-ups, e-gaming, healthcare payments, e-sports, invoice factoring, online travel, vacation resort, blockchain systems, and fintech app sectors. Its segments include Travelucion S.L., RevoluPAY S.L., RP Payments S.L. and RevoluSEND. Travelucion S.L. is a licensed tour operator facilitator of RevoluVIP travel to +130 countries. RevoluPAY S.L. is a European Union (EU) PSD2 Licensed Neobank, a remittance and payment app designed as a payment platform. Its RP Payments S.L. segment is engaged in management of revenue verticals, central bank approved crypto exchange and storage. Its RevoluSEND segment offers family remittances and money transfers up to 3000 Euros (or foreign currency equivalent) to 117 countries.

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Comment by ThePizzaManon Feb 12, 2021 11:10pm

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RE:RE:RE:So working with Alipay to get around that makes it legal??

DartGames wrote: So maybe after a year trying , Steve might get that Florida U.S money services business license that he's been pumping AND then sign a user agreement with alipay which is BANNED in the U.S. ONLY IN THE COMIC STRIPS ! lol

DartGames wrote:
Seems there is lots of suspicious, underhanded business dealings going on here . Doesn't give legitimate shareholders much faith .

US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order banning transactions with eight Chinese apps. The apps include popular payments platform Alipay, as well as QQ Wallet and WeChat Pay. The order, which takes effect in 45 days, says that the apps are being banned because they are a threat to US national security.

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Sounds like a Huawei situation lol Doesn't Steve have enough problems with the U.S treasury dept ?

" It turned out, though, that Mr. Marshall’s Web sites had been put on a Treasury Department blacklist and, as a consequence, his American domain name registrar, eNom Inc., had disabled them. Mr. Marshall said eNom told him it did so after a call from the Treasury Department; the company, based in Bellevue, Wash., says it learned that the sites were on the blacklist through a blog."

That fellow they had in the wheel house is now gone. Dart
Things are changing all around