[ANN][PRE-ICO] LoanBit - P2P lending & investment

[Whitethoughts]

Is it true that in cases where the borrower does not return funds to its creditor, the LoanBit platform compensates the borrower for 75% of the lost funds?

Yes, it is stated in the white paper of the project. In fact, reduce the risks for the borrower, it is very convenient.

Very bold commitments. I think the platform will have its own service for the return of "toxic" loans.

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[nafantc]

Is it true that in cases where the borrower does not return funds to its creditor, the LoanBit platform compensates the borrower for 75% of the lost funds?

Yes, it is stated in the white paper of the project. In fact, reduce the risks for the borrower, it is very convenient.

Very bold commitments. I think the platform will have its own service for the return of "toxic" loans.

I agree that it's bold, but on other terms, creditors will simply refuse to cooperate. I think that the platform will need more creditors than borrowers. Although, and that side is needed, and the other.

[PinoyD]

Is it true that in cases where the borrower does not return funds to its creditor, the LoanBit platform compensates the borrower for 75% of the lost funds?

Yes, it is stated in the white paper of the project. In fact, reduce the risks for the borrower, it is very convenient.

75% is maximum coverage, minimal is 20%

[whitewhidow]

Is it true that in cases where the borrower does not return funds to its creditor, the LoanBit platform compensates the borrower for 75% of the lost funds?

Yes, it is stated in the white paper of the project. In fact, reduce the risks for the borrower, it is very convenient.

75% is maximum coverage, minimal is 20%

I apologize, forgot to clarify this point. In the prince, the conditions for creditors are not so important to us:) I think that the future creditor does not read our forum.

[BaalMcKloud]

Is it true that in cases where the borrower does not return funds to its creditor, the LoanBit platform compensates the creditor for 75% of the lost funds?

Very attractive feature of the system. If my money is protected then I am ready to lend them.

[nafantc]

Is it true that in cases where the borrower does not return funds to its creditor, the LoanBit platform compensates the creditor for 75% of the lost funds?

Very attractive feature of the system. If my money is protected then I am ready to lend them.

It's right to say, then part of your money is protected. But, anyway, the platform will share risks with the credit, it's very cool.

[whitewhidow]

Is it possible for a normal user to become a creditor? Or will this role be taken over by large credit firms?

[NewDeal]

75% is maximum coverage, minimal is 20%

The fact that the platform takes on part of the responsibility inspires confidence.

[th4o]

Is it possible for a normal user to become a creditor? Or will this role be taken over by large credit firms?

I think that after passing through KYC procedures and confirming that you have sufficient funds, you will be able to become a creditor.

[tilecuwi]

75% is maximum coverage, minimal is 20%

The fact that the platform takes on part of the responsibility inspires confidence.

I agree, the platform that is ready to participate in losses and profits is credible.

[cryptomaster91]

Great job guys

[kapa6ac]

What about the tokens repurchase?

[Bearing Bear]

Great job guys

This is not end, the project still have lots of things undone, look at the roadmap, 2018 year is still full of tasks

[nafantc]

75% is maximum coverage, minimal is 20%

The fact that the platform takes on part of the responsibility inspires confidence.

And as a friend ?? After all, in fact, the platform will share risks with the lender. Without additional support, the creditors will be missed, for the normal operation of the platform.

[but3rin]

What about the tokens repurchase?

50% of issued LoanBit tokens will be repurchased, with fair price ar the time of purchasing.

[whitewhidow]

Great job guys

This is not end, the project still have lots of things undone, look at the roadmap, 2018 year is still full of tasks

Yes, there are still many plans and ideas to be implemented by developers. Let's see what happens.

[RobertStan]

Great job guys

This is not end, the project still have lots of things undone, look at the roadmap, 2018 year is still full of tasks

Yes, there are still many plans and ideas to be implemented by developers. Let's see what happens.

I’m very interested at the MVP launch. I hope, we will get it in April.

[nafantc]

Great job guys

This is not end, the project still have lots of things undone, look at the roadmap, 2018 year is still full of tasks

Yes, there are still many plans and ideas to be implemented by developers. Let's see what happens.

I’m very interested at the MVP launch. I hope, we will get it in April.

The developers of the LoanVit project promised the MVP launch in the second half of April. The project looks pretty serious, I think we will not abandon plans.

[PinoyD]

75% is maximum coverage, minimal is 20%

The fact that the platform takes on part of the responsibility inspires confidence.

And as a friend ?? After all, in fact, the platform will share risks with the lender. Without additional support, the creditors will be missed, for the normal operation of the platform.

What kind of additional support? Extra insurance?

[dan1elsjack]

Great job guys

This is not end, the project still have lots of things undone, look at the roadmap, 2018 year is still full of tasks

Yes, there are still many plans and ideas to be implemented by developers. Let's see what happens.

I’m very interested at the MVP launch. I hope, we will get it in April.

The developers of the LoanVit project promised the MVP launch in the second half of April. The project looks pretty serious, I think we will not abandon plans.

I hope so, MVP launching is very important step for LoanBit and us.