Updates on Knox, Payments and KYC

by Marvin Dumont

Here are important updates on Apollo Fintech.

Knox will start by featuring popular coins. Apollo aims to have between 50–150 trading pairs by the end of 2020. According to Steve McCullah:

By the end of 2020, I would be surprised if we did not have at least 100 tokens and coins.

Knox will also have leverage trading.

This is not for our sake but for the sake of speaking to large traders.

On DeFi:

… we will offer products that replace traditional ways of moving money with decentralized options, like bank-to-bank transfers and peer-to-peer payments, …

KYC unlocks more platform features.

KYC is not necessary to sign up for ANY of the platforms, even the exchange. What KYC does is unlock the obvious regulated features, like withdrawing fiat over a certain limit. But it also unlocks some fun and convenient things only accomplished by verifying the identity of the user.

Apollo (APL) all-in-one currency combines nearly all features of mainstream cryptocurrencies into the fastest blockchain in the world. Boasting features and advancements such as the first implementation of database sharding, as well as adaptive forging, atomic swaps, two-second blocks, encrypted messaging, decentralized marketplace, decentralized exchange, decentralized applications, and decentralized file storage, Apollo stands as the most feature-rich cryptocurrency on the market. And one of the most advanced.