Review on Pakcoin E-Wallet by José A Rodríguez
PakCoin: Limited Wallet with Little Representation
Pakcoin is a Pakistani blockchain that consists of diverse financial products including a digital wallet where to store a limited reserve of cryptocurrencies. Not so many people know about this product since it is restricted to some zones. Even on the internet, it might be difficult to access the official page where their services must be located. However, the current platform that brings access to the platform consists just of a chart to register an account and start using their services.
The platform is outdated, and it has received little management. It looks like a simple interface or a part of an external blog. The tea, on the other hand, is at least conscious of the problem of trading in some exchanges where the token contained on the wallet can be available. They recommend not to trade in certain services, and that is something reliable.
If users want to know about the company, then they must access their Twitter accounts and look up the official page. The service is not available on other social media.
The project might be an excellent partner of p2p finances, but the wallet not. The current design affects every single chance of joining the page. I sincerely know little about this company because they do not have public content of high-quality representation. However, it is not a bad product. All it just needs is better support and development.
Pros
- It has an authentic security system that permits to enable the 2-step verification process for digital transactions through the internet.
- It is a wallet provided by an official blockchain. It makes part of an entire ecosystem.
Cons
- The product is outdated as well as the web page. The current design is so simple that users do not feel secure storing tokens on it.
- It seems to have a lack of management from the company. It hasn't received the correct design for the interface.
