Review on DeepOnion by francis fernandez
DeepOnion: privacy and security in your virtual transactions
DeepOnion is a virtual currency that is characterized by providing anonymity and privacy to its users to guarantee security against the risk of electronic fraud or avoid intervention by third parties.
The DeepOnion platform is part of the TORN network; which allows ONION to be marketed through the use of this protocol.
The purpose of the DeepOnion network is to make a private network available to its users to carry out transactions anonymously within its ecosystem, using the wallet of this application.
Why use DeepOnion?
This blockchain offers many benefits to its users due to its particular characteristics:
* This platform offers cryptocurrency transfer services privately.
* It has an API compatible with any mobile device or desktop computer that allows it to integrate with its ecosystem and access its digital services.
* Offers a reward system for the active status of your DeepSend Node when executing commercial transactions. These Nodes in turn contribute to decentralization and contribute to privacy.
* Offers a notarial service called DeepVault that allows you to safeguard digital files on the blockchain, such as copyrights, document ownership, music, among other properties.
The DeepVault option is permanently available even outside of the application on a web page.
What is DeepOnion privacy?
DeepOnion has DeepSend technology for its blockchain to carry out private transactions obfuscating the data of the parties involved. This is achieved thanks to your random wallet from the anonymous TOR network.
The DeepOnion wallet uses multiple layers that together with the DeepSend technology further shields the security and privacy of the transactions and data involved in it.
Pros
- It is a platform that maintains the privacy of the buyer and the merchant in their transactions.
- It has a highly reliable level of security in its operations thanks to its layered protocol.
- It has a notarial service and wallets for easy access and integration.
Cons
- The maximum number of coins to be issued is unknown.
