What is UTK
Tokens
I. Project Introduction
xMoney (formerly known as Utrust) was designed to provide a solution to the problems resulting in low usability of cryptocurrency as means of payment, particularly the underdeveloped transactional security of payment platforms and relatively high fees.
The main goal of the platform is to build a system that will enable fast and seamless crypto transactions at lower fees, therefore allowing merchants to reach a large audience of crypto holders.
The platform allows buyers to make secure purchases while also offering an option for refunds and protecting sellers from the high volatility of the crypto market.
xMoney also aims to create a more reliable payments platform by combining the best features of blockchain and traditional fiat systems.
By leveraging cutting-edge technology with MultiversX, xMoney empowers individuals and businesses to optimize their payment processes, drive growth, and deliver exceptional experiences to their customers. With its commitment to innovation and excellence, xMoney continues to lead the way in transforming the financial industry.
xMoney (UTK) native token and its tokenomics UTK 3.0 primary purpose is to drive desired behaviors, such as accepting crypto and fiat for businesses and facilitating payments. This encourages more companies to join the ecosystem, creating a flywheel effect that benefits buyers, users, investors, token holders, and businesses. The adoption of decentralized financial tools and currencies is further fostered through this collaborative approach.
II. Token Information
1) Basic Information
Token name: xMoney (UTK)
III. Related Links
Official Website:https://www.xmoney.com/
Blockchain explorer Links:https://etherscan.io/address/0xdc9Ac3C20D1ed0B540dF9b1feDC10039Df13F99c
Community Related links:
https://twitter.com/xMoney_com;
Note: The project introduction comes from the materials published or provided by the official project team, which is for reference only and does not constitute investment advice. HTX does not take responsibility for any resulting direct or indirect losses.
