Review on Swiss Bank In Your Pocket by José A Rodríguez
A Project for a Wallet that Works as an Open-Source Platform for Developers
Swiss Bank is a type of blockchain token-holding provider managed by the LaborX network. It is currently centred on public services to bring the marketplace access to different products of the financial category. The company is not functioning as a wallet at all, but just as a channel where customers can find tools and resources for joining activities executed totally through the internet. It means, it is a digital provider for remote labours, as its name itself shows.
The product isn't bad. Personally, the company has something to offer despite that users just want to see a wallet where to store their stones. I think this company is centred on bringing stability to the capital of holders and also permitting then to know new resources. Although I also think those services are more for developers instead of a general audience. Some of the services that the company provides require certain expertise. The most qualified investors and traders are the ones who can meet these possibilities, and perhaps, for this reason, the platform has a small audience.
Beyond the public services, the team also looks for connoisseurs that can work on different platforms such as Instagram, or even Facebook. They want those social media experts to make their product available for the society, and set influence in the way exchanges are managed by traders.
Because of the low information that there exist about the wallet I cannot recommend the product. I just think the company has an excellent strategy and marketing plans. But in general lines, it needs to focus on the task in was created for.
Pros
- The service work with open-source protocols that permit developers to find access to different projects.
- It has a financial quality that contributes to the current tasks required in the marketplace.
- The services have some projects opened for developers who work with social media marketing. It looks to improve the management of certain transaction in exchanges.
Cons
- The service does not work as a wallet, and there is little information about that service. The company is looking to provide other services that are not attached to what users want.
- The team must improve its plan to offer something where to store tokens.
- The project is too small, and because of the limitations in the concept of their project, they have a basic audience.
