A very simple idea with a powerful statement that made me think of paypal when i looked at this project.
To start with good impressions:
Deck:
I like the deck and pieces of creative work that were done by designers. They have really good taste, easy to scan and enjoy the brand along with its identity.
Problem and solution very well communicated backed by testimonials, potential and seemingly well- experienced team.
Web:
The structure and UX/UI are very well designed, fonts are carefully chosen, and easy to understand with a very clear pricing policy, more importantly, subscription centric business model
Intro Video:
Nicely designed video educating how to use the product.
What's missing:
Deck doesn`t have current traction and too much emphasis is on product with unjustified traction.
- Website is obviously incomplete and needs to be polished.
- Social media is totally empty and no work is being done to improve it, including the higherups of the project share no incentives to educate their users neither personal twitter nor linkedin. Absence of obvious FAQ section is quite surprising No media exposure or public announcement how they are working with US banks or how their listed testimonials are legit
Risks:
An entire team is based in China and yet registered in the United States and claims to be working with US banks only, do they need any licences or SEC approvals to operate in the US?
They have not claimed anything related to security or audit or how they will take actions in case of any exploits or hacks Show Less
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