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Tinapay


4.4 ( 544 ratings )
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Developer: TP TECHNOLOGY LIMITED
Livre

TinaPay is a Fintech and digital currency exchange company that leverages on emerging technologies such as smart blockchain and edge computing, to make financial services more accessible and efficient. In other words, TinaPay uses data from financial institutions and exchanges of digital currency for a fast and easy service.For instance, you need to send some money from Nigeria to your Cousin in South Africa, you do not need to go via the traditional fee-choked method, TinaPay would cross those borders in less than a minute.

However, TinaPay is an exchange for your crypto assets as much as it is your mobile wallet. In this light, there is an adoption of the Stable coin (USDT) for price stability and regulation.

You can Send, Deposit and Receive funds through different methods like bank transfer, TinaTag and via Cryptocurrency. For now, we only accept Bitcoin and Ethereum, more assets will be rolled out soon.

Your Crypto assets are stored in USDT to give accurate price, There would also be daily fiat rates to dollar for transactions in your local currency like Bank transfer and P2P.

Having full control of your Crypto asset sure does feel nice. No third party, zero percent chance of losing your funds from Crypto Dip.

Access to your unique BTC and ETH Wallet address and a virtual account number for deposit

TINAPAY brings digitalization to your doorstep. You can send your loved one money while taking a dump in the convenience. It’s swift like that.

By pushing the transactional costs of financial services down, and relying entirely on digital access, TINAPAY offers low-cost products and services that cater to these non-bank customers. Bringing effective financial services to these individuals, offers benefits to consumers and businesses alike

Conclusion

Ultimately, the goal of TINAPAY is to make financial services less expensive and more flexible per transaction. The greatest promise potentially lies in reaching the so-called unbanked and underbanked