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MenuDoes your platform provide a Wallet feature?
We would like to inquire if you could provide the 'wallet' feature at your marketplace where we would pay you upfront but would be able to spend from that by consulting from freelancers as and whenever we would need them in the future.
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you have a similar feature if you sign up and use the mentoring services on Startups.com.
I am also a mentor there and I have regular clients that pay a monthly fee for a bank of consulting hours.
Good luck
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We provide a digital wallet platform which is a software crafted platform that can help the buyer and seller to sent and receive cryptocurrencies from one wallet address to another. Here are the few unique features integrated on the digital wallet are
2-factor authentication
Multi cryptocurrency transaction
QR code scanner
Security
Transaction history
Wallet backup
KYC/AML
Fast transaction
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