BankEx
Business
is a constant flow of transactions, which are actions with assets. It
can be buying, selling, exchanging, renting, lending, pledging,
assigning rights, granting licenses and so on… And the easier and faster
the transaction is, the better. Ease and speed often depends on the
degree of liquidity of the asset involved in the transaction. The
reasons for low liquidity might be the following:
Multiple
asset owners — this creates barriers in which effective communication
is needed so that a common understanding can be agreed upon.
- Assets are spread so wide that there is a lack of transparency around how cash flow is generated by assets.
- There are often long timeframes between when projects are launched and when they achieve desired liquidity.
- Regulatory barriers obstruct non-public companies from entering financial markets or raising funds from public investors.
- Tracking the lifecycle of an asset through cash flow is difficult.
- There are clear complexities in asset withdrawal as well as high legal and accounting expenditures from asset transfers at peak profitability.

Enter BANKEX,
a technology poised to solve the issues of asset liquidity by
increasing asset auditing in real-time, decreasing the price of
evaluating an asset for a particular deal and increasing the speed at
which a deal is realized such as selling, loaning and sharing.
BANKEX
merges the concepts of Bank-as-a-Service (BaaS), Proof-of-Asset (PoA)
protocol and distributed technology to enable information to be passed
in real time using a blockchain.
BaaS
is a model that enables fintech services to be offered without the need
for brick-and-mortar financial institutions. Through the use of
application programming interfaces (APIs) and a refined technical
process, BaaS unleashes unexplored possibilities for financial products
in various business sectors.
The
ushering in of this new model comes at a time when fintech is evolving
at an unprecedented rate. The decentralized BaaS model coupled with the
use of smart contracts could solve the problem of trust for traditional
banks.
By utilizing the PoA protocol, BANKEX supports companies in successfully getting access to global capital with the ISAO
procedure. This value for investors also includes the ability to track
portfolio profitability and boost income. As a result, this protocol
will be widely available for third-party fintech providers — including
artificial intelligence (A.I.) and Internet of Things (IoT) labs — and
traditional financial institutions, along with the broader community of
asset owners.
The
BANKEX PoA protocol can ensure increased liquidity of any asset while
allowing it to be used as an investment tool. The technology is executed
through a process called “tokenization,” which protects sensitive data
through an algorithmically generated number called a token.
Tokenization
is similar to how a website address represents an IP address on the
internet. Through its protocol, BANKEX is able to convert the rights of
an asset into a digital format on the blockchain, making it globally
available to be traded on an asset exchange. BANKEX tokens have both
utility and security — serving as a gateway to the platform while being
backed with real-world assets. To tokenize an asset, the company must
ensure that said asset generates cash flow.
This
guarantees a high level of financial, legal and tech oversight
throughout the tokenization process for any business at any level of
maturity. The blockchain undergirds this process, ensuring that all data
becomes uneditable, irreversible and always available to confirm proof
of the assets’ existence and state.
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