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Fast Finance Pay Corp ('FFPP') Announces Launch of Own Crypto Wallet to Its 2.3 MM Email Users and Other Corporate Guidance to Shareholders
Fast Finance Pay Corp ('FFPP') Announces Launch of Own Crypto Wallet to Its 2.3 MM Email Users and Other Corporate Guidance to Shareholders.
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[{"type":"text","content":"BERLIN, GERMANY / ACCESSWIRE / March 29, 2023 / Fast Finance Pay Corp (‘FFPP') the German FinTech and payments group today announces it has signed and funded an agreement with Gibraltar software developer FortKnoxster Ltd to acquire on behalf of FFPP's wholly owned subsidiary OK.de Services a portfolio of crypto services including access to over 40 blockchains of more than 100,000 digital assets including Bitcoin, Ethereum which will be made available to the 2.3MM users of Fast Finance Pay Corp wholly owned subsidiary OK.de Services.The following are some of the key aspects of this new business:Extension of the OK. secure messenger service by adding a crypto wallet to allow users to send and receive cryptocurrencies directly using the encrypted chat function.Providing users with access to 40 blockchains with more than 100,000 tradable assetsMonetization of OK.de 2.3 million registered secure email users through advertising revenue as well as an advertisement free premium version of the application.Projected strong growth of the company's social network.The OK. secure wallet will offer trading, storage, and exchange of digital assets to holders in the EU with an anticipated launch date in the second quarter of 2023. The Ok.de secure email has been recently ranked the second-best secure email provider in Germany by ‘deutschlandtest' who praised the companies' offerings along with its secure and modern messaging service and military grade encryption.The Ok.de app is available for Android, IOS and as a desk top version. All OK.de applications provide a highly reliable and fully data protection compliant end to end encryption based on block chain technology. The zero-knowledge architecture ensures that no usable data is loaded onto the operator's server. Armin Dartsch, Secretary of Fast Finance Pay Corp commented that "What happens in OK.secure stays in OK.secure!".In other matters the Board of Directors of FFPP have entered into a non-disclosure agreement with a Belgian financial institution to explore the possibility of a joint venture to finally enable FFPP to roll out its electronic payment card for use throughout the European Union. The launch of FFPP's payment card has been delayed by problems at FFPP's partner Rails Bank which were fully disclosed in the year end financial reports filed with OTC Markets. ...