nes system with mobile gift vouchers system

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Quote from: dgigit on October 02, 2019, 07:10:12 AM

Quote from: nescoinnet on September 23, 2019, 02:07:22 AM

NES aims to be a practical coin.
NES does not emphasize the technical part like most coins. NES is a coin that can serve as a payment.
NES will make mobile gift vouchers system and will develop NES's own POS, NFC and RFID.
This is very basic to the payment system. NES coin is faithful to the basic technology.
Many people regard cryptocurrency as fictional but make it a coin that is easily accessible to the general public.
The ability to use virtual currency in real life rather than speculation is a big feature of other coins.
NES is a coin system whose algorithm is X13 and has its own mainnet.
The NES coin was made in Korea.

nescoin.net
https://tradesatoshi.com/Exchange/?market=NES_BTC

very informative information if you want to attract the attention of the community you need to give more knowledge about the project

in its current form is more like a scam

There is very little information. However, what is on the site is that there is a huge premine of 5,000,000,000 of which only 1,000,000,000 will be sold. The rest is in reserve and for developers.
White paper - it’s easier to say that it is not there.

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Quote from: nescoinnet on September 23, 2019, 02:07:22 AM

NES aims to be a practical coin.
NES does not emphasize the technical part like most coins. NES is a coin that can serve as a payment.
NES will make mobile gift vouchers system and will develop NES's own POS, NFC and RFID.
This is very basic to the payment system. NES coin is faithful to the basic technology.
Many people regard cryptocurrency as fictional but make it a coin that is easily accessible to the general public.
The ability to use virtual currency in real life rather than speculation is a big feature of other coins.
NES is a coin system whose algorithm is X13 and has its own mainnet.
The NES coin was made in Korea.

nescoin.net
https://tradesatoshi.com/Exchange/?market=NES_BTC

very informative information if you want to attract the attention of the community you need to give more knowledge about the project

in its current form is more like a scam

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Quote from: jc12345 on October 01, 2019, 04:20:08 PM

No big player from the official fiat ecosystem will ever be involved in crypto in an anonymous way. There will always be KYC and all the other controls needed to follow the money trail. Any crypto based on hiding identity will not be adopted by the traditional players. This should be the basis for obtaining a license from the big players.

That's 99% correct. I somehow tend to believe that Wavecrest "demise" was caused by something like this (something fishy related to anon cards), which "worked well" until Visa and Mastercard have found out.
So there can be (short lived) exceptions.

Also, one thing I've found out today was that OP didn't mention Visa and Mastercard names. I don't know what other card issuers exist (and where those cards are accepted!!) but let's not rule out all the options, not yet.

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Quote from: PRESDIR on October 02, 2019, 12:48:27 AM

NES will create a cellular gift voucher system,that's good
it;s just that such a program isn't very attractive to many people
making news idea that can increase trading volume might be more appropriate.

Just go to the site (it’s like from 2003). Take a look at their github, it's almost empty, no commits.
Download the wallet from the server, I will not do this. The explorer unit works, but there is nothing there either.

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NES will create a cellular gift voucher system,that's good
it;s just that such a program isn't very attractive to many people
making news idea that can increase trading volume might be more appropriate.

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Quote from: NeuroticFish on October 01, 2019, 03:16:14 AM

Quote from: scolary23 on October 01, 2019, 03:06:20 AM

Well, if I take those projects that want to make cards. MCO TENX TOKENCARD - with big money and a good team, they can’t issue their crypto cards normally. The whole problem is getting a license from Visa and Mastercard.
How are they planning to do something ..... funny.

Big teams are not necessary good. They may just eat up investors' money pretending they try to do something useful.
I think that one important thing is to have the right connections.

Direct license from VISA/Mastercard may not be necessary. If one looks carefully, there are 3rd party financial services that are already allowed to issue cards.
The only problem is that usually they are not allowed to issue anonymous cards and I doubt that this can be done good without breaking VISA/Mastercard policy. But I don't know all the subtle moves.

No big player from the official fiat ecosystem will ever be involved in crypto in an anonymous way. There will always be KYC and all the other controls needed to follow the money trail. Any crypto based on hiding identity will not be adopted by the traditional players. This should be the basis for obtaining a license from the big players.

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Quote from: scolary23 on October 01, 2019, 03:06:20 AM

Well, if I take those projects that want to make cards. MCO TENX TOKENCARD - with big money and a good team, they can’t issue their crypto cards normally. The whole problem is getting a license from Visa and Mastercard.
How are they planning to do something ..... funny.

Big teams are not necessary good. They may just eat up investors' money pretending they try to do something useful.
I think that one important thing is to have the right connections.

Direct license from VISA/Mastercard may not be necessary. If one looks carefully, there are 3rd party financial services that are already allowed to issue cards.
The only problem is that usually they are not allowed to issue anonymous cards and I doubt that this can be done good without breaking VISA/Mastercard policy. But I don't know all the subtle moves.

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Quote from: NeuroticFish on October 01, 2019, 01:45:28 AM

Quote from: nescoinnet on October 01, 2019, 01:16:06 AM

1. The consumer can receive the card within one week after applying for the card.
2. It will be operated for Koreans first, and then service to Asia and the whole world.
3. Charging is possible with NES and Bitcoin.
4. The fee is similar or rather high. The reason is that this debit card is anonymous and no one can view your usage history.

Thank you for the answers, some of them are intriguing, especially if you'll manage to have anonymous cards in Europe and USA with a decent top up limit (currently in Europe the cards I know can stay anonymous only within 250 EUR lifetime amount) and not a too big maintenance fee.
Good luck with that and I hope that we'll hear from the first owners of your card in the next .. let's say 6 months.

Well, if I take those projects that want to make cards. MCO TENX TOKENCARD - with big money and a good team, they can’t issue their crypto cards normally. The whole problem is getting a license from Visa and Mastercard.
How are they planning to do something ..... funny.

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Quote from: nescoinnet on October 01, 2019, 01:16:06 AM

1. The consumer can receive the card within one week after applying for the card.
2. It will be operated for Koreans first, and then service to Asia and the whole world.
3. Charging is possible with NES and Bitcoin.
4. The fee is similar or rather high. The reason is that this debit card is anonymous and no one can view your usage history.

Thank you for the answers, some of them are intriguing, especially if you'll manage to have anonymous cards in Europe and USA with a decent top up limit (currently in Europe the cards I know can stay anonymous only within 250 EUR lifetime amount) and not a too big maintenance fee.
Good luck with that and I hope that we'll hear from the first owners of your card in the next .. let's say 6 months.

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Quote from: NeuroticFish on September 23, 2019, 04:40:10 AM

While the new coins may not be interesting because the altcoin market is doing bad, crypto cards may be something.

So I'll come with questions:
1. When you expect to be able to deliver those cards?
2. For which countries' citizens will those cards work first?
3. Will the top up work only with NES or other coins too?
4. Will the fees be comparable with the existing Bitcoin cards' fees or they'll be (much) lower?

1. The consumer can receive the card within one week after applying for the card.
2. It will be operated for Koreans first, and then service to Asia and the whole world.
3. Charging is possible with NES and Bitcoin.
4. The fee is similar or rather high. The reason is that this debit card is anonymous and no one can view your usage history.

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Quote from: Mpamaegbu on September 23, 2019, 02:52:01 PM

Quote from: nescoinnet on September 23, 2019, 02:07:22 AM

The "card" coins seem to be the rave this day, just like lending coins were in 2017. Well, kudos to you dev. But you can furnish us with more details about your project. Also, what are your plans towards advert placement and publicity. Is there going to be any bounty?

It doesn't focus on promotion yet. We are doing our best to make the system more durable than publicity. We believe that accurate technology implementation will win, rather than spectacular shows.

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More details please

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Quote from: nescoinnet on September 23, 2019, 02:07:22 AM

The "card" coins seem to be the rave this day, just like lending coins were in 2017. Well, kudos to you dev. But you can furnish us with more details about your project. Also, what are your plans towards advert placement and publicity. Is there going to be any bounty?

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While the new coins may not be interesting because the altcoin market is doing bad, crypto cards may be something.

So I'll come with questions:
1. When you expect to be able to deliver those cards?
2. For which countries' citizens will those cards work first?
3. Will the top up work only with NES or other coins too?
4. Will the fees be comparable with the existing Bitcoin cards' fees or they'll be (much) lower?

nescoinnet

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NES aims to be a practical coin.
NES does not emphasize the technical part like most coins. NES is a coin that can serve as a payment.
NES will make mobile gift vouchers system and will develop NES's own POS, NFC and RFID.
This is very basic to the payment system. NES coin is faithful to the basic technology.
Many people regard cryptocurrency as fictional but make it a coin that is easily accessible to the general public.
The ability to use virtual currency in real life rather than speculation is a big feature of other coins.
NES is a coin system whose algorithm is X13 and has its own mainnet.
The NES coin was made in Korea.

nescoin.net
https://tradesatoshi.com/Exchange/?market=NES_BTC

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