Rage Review : Cashaa is a new cash remittance company. Three months ago, it launched its BTC2BID trading platform to test the trading model. It has now ended the testing phase and officially entered full-line operation. The trading platform is characterized by strict peer-to-peer transactions, no middlemen, no contact with cash, saving a lot of transaction costs and labor costs; and its free model helps to introduce the cash remittance market into the cryptocurrency trading market, increase currency liquidity and investment returns. At present, the company has a clear development context, and its subsequent development is worth looking forward to. Translation: Annie_Xu New cash remittance company Cashaa has officially launched its operations after a three-month testing phase. Cashaa co-founder and CEO Kumar Gaurav said the company started launching the BTC2BID trading platform on April 3 to test and validate its model, and set up an office in London two months later, but the R&D center is still in Mumbai, India. Strictly peer-to-peer transactions Kumar Gaurav Gaurav said Cashaa is a peer-to-peer cash remittance company that uses a network of cryptocurrency traders to send and receive cash.
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