Our blockchain-based solution will fulfill the following tasks:
•  Reduce the overall impact of fraud
Problem: Up to 8% of the revenues had been lost due to fraud last year*.
Solution: Blockchains can completely eliminate types of fraud such as chargeback fraud and card-not-present fraud and reduce the impact of other types.
•  Improve the efficiency of the current processing system
Problem: In last year, almost 40% of all transaction attempts were fraud*. Solution: Eliminating card-not-present fraud will reduce the instances of attempted fraud in transactions.
•  Reduce operational expenses for fraud management
Problem: In last year, a typical e-commerce spent nearly 5% of their revenue or nearly 25% of OpEX to Fraud Management*.
Solution: Eliminating card-not-present fraud and chargeback fraud will reduce the cost of Fraud management.
•  Remove confidence issues
Problem: As soon as there is no chargeback by design, transferring money to someone you can’t trust can make you feel apprehensive.
Solution: All deals are processed by smart contracts, so fair refunds are still an option.
•  Reduce the CAPEX for blockchain integration
Problem: A blockchain and smart contracts developing integration needs a lot of funds and efforts
Solution: A set of secure smart contracts and blockchain integration modules will be developed and ready to use via external APIs.

Yes, in some moments. And more flexible.

Could anybody tell me What happens if i Invest before the ICO starts?

will be receive physical credit cards?

Has Forty Seven Bank Facebook account?

And you surprised us another week

Will you do this each weekend?

You can use bitcoinfees.21.co.
If you get the sat/byte of the optimum fee and then use a calculator to take:
150 bytes per input
50 bytes per output
and a 20 byte minimum starter
so one input with two outputs would be 150+50+50+20=270bytes (it's an overestimate but will help make a high enough fee).

Got a link?

Do you plan to traslate it to any other european language like French?

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission issued a report on DAO investigation this July that attracted attention of the whole blockchain community. You may remember it: according to that report digital tokens are securities and therefore fall under the US law regulations for this financial instrument, i.e. the Securities Act.
Since Aeron is offering its own digital token (ARN) through a Token Sale, it is very important to us to communicate our understanding of its status in relation to the DAO report. Together with our lawyers we have formed the following opinion.
ARN token, as we see it, is a utility token that will be used in the Aeron ecosystem to access various functions in the Aeron application or to purchase Aeron services on the future stages of its development.
Since this token will be primarily used inside the Aeron ecosystem, we believe that ARN is not a security and therefore DAO report’s findings do not apply to upcoming Token Sale.
For further clarification we put ARN token through the Howey test — a check first introduced by the Supreme Court of the United States. Please follow this link to read the complete report on our website.
Under the Howey test, a transaction is an investment contract if:
It is an investment of money
There is an expectation of profits from the investment
The investment of money is in a common enterprise
Any profit comes from the efforts of a promoter or third party.
Based on the test outcome, ARN token is unlikely to be treated as a security and does not have to be registered under the Securities Act. We will continue to pay close attention to the US and global financial regulators’ position on cryptocurrencies and digital tokens, and will act in compliance to their recommendations.
Visit our website for more details about Aeron project and do not miss the Limited Token Presale.

Whitepaper | Website

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