South Korean Internet finance companies jointly develop O2 Bitcoin wallet

     In South Korea, CNbridge, which develops mobile and web user interface technology, Famnote, which actively promotes Bitcoin transactions, Cloudwallet, which excels in blackchain algorithms, and Seyfert platform of Internet financial company Paygate have jointly developed O2wallet.

     O2 wallet can transfer money domestically, and plans to gradually realize international remittance, currency exchange, Bitcoin wallet and various ATM withdrawal services. O2 remittance is different from ordinary remittance apps. Anyone can make and distribute remittance requests.

     Not only companies, but also ordinary people can use it. The payee can just make a payment request and send it. The party who receives the request can pay by clicking once or twice. All the procedures are completed. This simple method allows the remitter to feel the greatest convenience.

     Xu Xiangcai, a representative of Cnbridge, said: "The recipient is more anxious than the remitter. From this point of view, some responsibilities are shared with the requester. In order to decide this item, we conducted a survey of more than 200 consumers and mastered the needs of users. In addition, local transfers by national banks have been almost perfect for several years, so O2 focuses on flexible international transfers and Bitcoin transactions and decided to merge the Seyfert platform and Coinstack. Integrate the latest technologies in the current Internet financial industry and strive to provide internationally competitive services."

     O2wallet is the only business selected by Kglobal to undergo both incubation and IR in Silicon Valley starting from the middle of this month.