Forget The Apple Card, GTCH Has A Pure Play On Fintech and Digital CASH for Under $2 A Share

Published: Fri, 10/11/19

 

Forget The Apple Card, GTCH Has A Pure Play On Fintech and Digital CASH for Under $2 A Share

Rally On, Traders!

Ever get the feeling the market is getting crowded? Too many phones, credit card readers, tablets, routers, streaming TV gizmos, home voice-activated assistants and old-fashioned computers jockeying for space . . .

But what about the financial industry? We see JP Morgan announcing their own currency, Facebook following suit with Libra and PayPal potentially doing the same, and, to cap it all off, a cell phone manufacturer and seller that previously had no experience selling phones is now offering a credit card! Yes, Apple.

It started with its own payment processing platform called Apple Pay, to now announce a virtual and physical card called… You guessed it!  Apple Card.

As published on Oct 7th, GBT Technologies sold its “ECS platform which will allow GBT to focus its resources on the technological and patented and patent-pending technology platform”. What GBT is putting together is extremely exciting, but first a quick look at the state of several industries that GTCH is pulling together in order to achieve what it is working towards.

Everyone’s talking about Artificial Intelligence and Internet of Things while, the giants are quietly achieving significant milestones in the Fintech Industry. There are so many innovative FinTech business models that are leading the path of disruption and are being just adapted to our daily lives in midst of all the noise. GBT Technologies (GTCH) has been quietly looking at those patterns and decided to bridge Fintech and AI together, knowing that something colossal has to come out of it.

How do they know it?

Well, let’s take a look at some big players and what they’re doing.

Swiss bank UBS and UK-based Barclays are both experimenting with a way to expedite back office functions and settlement, which some in the banking industry say could cut up to $20B in middleman costs.

In May 2019, Barclays invested in Crowdz, a B2B payments startup that helps companies collect payments and automate digital invoices.

This is also growing as a solution aimed at reducing the cost of cross-border transactions, which accounted for 27% of global transaction revenue in 2017, according to McKinsey.

Ripple has partnered with financial institutions like Santander and Western Union with the goal of improving the efficiency of cross-border transactions.

There’s a startup that’s working to facilitate payments to cassava farmers in Zambia. Their platform tracks the farmers’ products through the supply chain and then provides digital payments to farmers via their mobile phones, even if they don’t have bank accounts.

Now, what does Apple and all those giants have to do with GBT Technologies (GTCH)?

On the one hand, GBT Tech (GTCH) is tiny in comparison and doesn’t have Mastercard and Goldman Sachs as partners in a credit card and Fintech operation, GBT Tech (GTCH) has been leveraging the power of AI and Fintech to create technology that will most definitely revolutionize the day to day use of money.

As we know, the advantage is the traceability, immutability and transparency. Adding artificial intelligence to it and creating a Fintech platform that’ll do payment processing, alternative credit scoring, peer-to-peer lending, digital wallets, digital banking and asset management platform built with proprietary technology that can be licensed to financial institutions and you have a tech player in GBT Technologies (GTCH) that doesn’t need to compete against Apple or Goldman, but rather license to them (Apple or Goldman) its technology and platform as core to their capabilities.For the past month, GBT Technologies (GTCH) has been diligently working on a platform that’ll comprise all the elements aforementioned to deliver a fast, inexpensive, reliable and secure solution to the financial markets.

Here’s a partial look of what the Fintech model will look like:

The application of these new technologies is practically unlimited in sectors of the economy as diverse as industrialized agriculture, cars, public transportation, commodities and financial markets, smart cities, agricultural production, life science and healthcare, retail, digital assets industry etc., in any region of the planet; regardless of whether or not there is a network connection.

In particular, it is of utmost importance to understand the multi-billion dollar potential of revenue for these strategic connections, where GBT Technologies (GTCH) and its proprietary technologies and platforms are instruments capable of providing a wide array of services globally, but still retaining the most essential, a decentralization of components where customers are the owners of their money and where there is no consolidated vertical model.

GTCH wants to be a winner. They have big plans on how to monetize their technology in the fastest and most effective way. GBT Technologies strives to be a pioneer company that wants to change the world, unlike the "unicorns" worth billions of dollars its current value does not matter as much as the value it will generate for its investors above any known expectations, but not less important is that it will be contributing to the world in a meaningful way.

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