https://medium.com/@FortySeven47/forty-seven-is-featured-by-gtx-news-in-china-f960d0334edc
Congrats, I was already impressed with the outreach in Japan and now China as well, the Asian market is pretty much accessed.
Very smart choice from the team to be pushing in China, hopefully they push in korea as well as the Crypto market in those parts of the world is immense, and seems to be growing faster than almost anywhere else in the world, so getting penetration in those areas is a huge win for the project.
Seems to be interesting news. But this news/article is Chinese language and I am not able to convert it to English. Can someone explain or add summary here?
I had managed to translate it using google, whereby you can translate the whole page. It's worth doing and having a read as there is some interesting information.
I have quoted the article below translated.
Compliance with regulations is important, but not something engineers should deal with — it would only hamper innovation. Read up on this issue in reports by Chinese media on our efforts.
Compliance is important, but it is not handled by engineers - it only hinders innovation. You can continue to understand this topic from another Chinese media report on our efforts.
The latest wave of financial technology may change traditional systems and improve the lives of consumers, but promising small start-ups are hampered by complex compliance laws, rules, and regulations before they begin operations. A new European start-up company has provided a solution to this global problem, which is also an important factor for the Chinese market.
Financial technology is an irresistible force, but now it is facing an irrevocable target: compliance with regulations. Talented small financial technology development teams may come up with groundbreaking technologies, but before they bring them to market, they will have to hire a team of lawyers to ensure that they comply with national financial and consumer laws. New ventures with transnational ambitions must go through this process as they enter each new market and economic region.
Alexander Mullins discovered the problem and decided to do something about it. His company, Forty Seven Bank, allows developers to create new technologies under their protection and provide them with access to all bank licenses so that they can fully comply with the regulations in any market they operate. "Engineers and founders should not focus on things like compliance, risk management or building customer service organizations. If we do these things for them, they can focus on what they are good at and sell their products in parallel." Marlins said.