✅✅✅ [ANN] [ICO] 📦RETAIL.GLOBAL - White Label Solution Powering Global Sales 🌍

[Leo Parrish]

Shenzhen and Hong Kong Retail.Global trip

At the end of July, the Retail.Global team took part in conferences, meetings and negotiations in Shenzhen and Hong Kong

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We received excellent feedback on our projects from funds and private investors from China, Hong Kong and Singapore.

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We are glad to note that the project was well appreciated by future tokenholders and expressed interest in buying.

The next trip to the cities of China — Shanghai, Hangzhou, Beijing, Shenzhen — and Hong Kong will take place on August 21

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[Trephyna]

i read the information above and it looks like a comprehensive project,hope to invest it a little.a lot of potential is here for these project

[otoford66]

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[Leo Parrish]

Retail.Global on a roadshow in Jeju (South Korea), Hong Kong and Shenzhen (China)

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We are happy to announce the continue of our roadshow in Asia. After the first visits, we received a lot of useful feedback, improved our roadmap and the vision for the development of the project, made new partnership.

We will tell in new posts about updates in our strategy and the vision of the project and new partners

Dates:
- 13.09.18 - Jeju (South Korea) (investors meetup by China Blockchain Experts (CBE))
- 14-15.09.18 - Jeju (South Korea) (World Blockchain Forum)
- 16.09.18 - Hong Kong (investors meetup by China Blockchain Experts (CBE))
- 22.09.18 - Hong Kong (investors meetup by NWBA (roadshow.io))
- 24.09.18 - Shenzhen, China (investors meetup by NWBA (roadshow.io))

Let's stay in touch!

[rokunichi]

it seems like it takes a lot longer to really believe in this, the website is too simple and the information is not enough, although it has a total supply of quite a lot, but I cannot believe the price, hope the future gets better, I'll keep seeing this

[Leo Parrish]

Retail.Global are going to adopt the best practice from Walmart, JD.com, Rakuten, Unilever and American Express in the blockchain field

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Having studied the experience of the global retail companies and professional associations, we have found majors who have already achieved some of their key performance indicators through the blockchain.

A case in point are American Walmart and Chinese JD.com creating a blockchain based retail chain to let their customers know the origin of the items they buy.

This will also save on supply management, as soon as all parties trust the blockchain: manufacturers, distributors and transportation agents.

- Japanese Rakuten and American Express migrate their loyalty programs to the blockchain for more customer involvement and easier integration of external partners
- Unilever, the global major, made the first step in increasing transparency and reducing advertising costs within its blockchain partnership with IBM.
- However, the blockchain solutions are only available to major businesses due to the high cost of development and the lack of developers in the market.

We have everything now, including the product, the customer and expansion to new markets to offer a blockchain-based product for the retail market, effectively solving their problems and being able to become one of the market leaders.

Our goal is to become a locomotive in the retail blockchain solutions market.

[Leo Parrish]

A brief history of Retail.Global: part 1
We began with our ecommerce company about ten years ago and after we suggested our B2B service we revealed a huge problem for retailers and great opportunity for us

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It’s a real trouble for retailers to organize online sales through brand online store and marketplace. Processes of ecommerce differ strongly from work with retail and wholesale network of stores and the revenue is on average up to 10%.

There are a lot of software, advertising, logistics solutions on the market, but the key problem is consolidation all of them in the one big pack of sales and obtaining a growth of income. Generally brand online store does not give a significant revenue for retailer but takes away a lot of attention from main business.

We suggested a solution in the business-as-a-service format: to give a rights for brand’s domain, access to products stock and after that we will do everything ourselves — from content and advertising to delivering and searching opportunities for growth. Our payment model (percent from real revenue (revenue sharing)) fundamentally differ from other solutions because all contractors of online stores interest only in their revenue but we have the common goal with retailer.

Due to new approach to service and payment we acquired a fourteen customers for a year, they are retail networks of clothes, shoes, sport manufacturers and internet-companies, includes Quiksilver, Ripcurl, Anta, Clarks, Mail.ru Group и Vk.com

[5dbhd1]

I see the concept described in this project is good, hopefully the future can run smoothly and according to the target

[1Bullion]

A brief history of Retail.Global: part 1
We began with our ecommerce company about ten years ago and after we suggested our B2B service we revealed a huge problem for retailers and great opportunity for us



It’s a real trouble for retailers to organize online sales through brand online store and marketplace. Processes of ecommerce differ strongly from work with retail and wholesale network of stores and the revenue is on average up to 10%.

There are a lot of software, advertising, logistics solutions on the market, but the key problem is consolidation all of them in the one big pack of sales and obtaining a growth of income. Generally brand online store does not give a significant revenue for retailer but takes away a lot of attention from main business.

We suggested a solution in the business-as-a-service format: to give a rights for brand’s domain, access to products stock and after that we will do everything ourselves — from content and advertising to delivering and searching opportunities for growth. Our payment model (percent from real revenue (revenue sharing)) fundamentally differ from other solutions because all contractors of online stores interest only in their revenue but we have the common goal with retailer.

Due to new approach to service and payment we acquired a fourteen customers for a year, they are retail networks of clothes, shoes, sport manufacturers and internet-companies, includes Quiksilver, Ripcurl, Anta, Clarks, Mail.ru Group и Vk.com

Yes,Your idea is very attractive.I think that Your platform will become rapidly developing, and will create very favorable conditions for business on the Internet,thereby significantly increase retail trade.

[TokensMarketplace]

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If you want to update info about your token, please contact marketing@tokensmarketplace.com

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[Leo Parrish]

Retail.Global is proud to announce Xiaochen Zhang ( FinTech4Good) as an advisor

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Retail.Global is very proud to announce a new member of the advisory board: Xiaochen Zhang (China/USA)

Xiaochen Zhang — President of FinTech4Good, Blockchain and FinTech thought leader, board of adviser, keynote speaker, incubator, investor, Host and +20000 followers

He serves on the Crowdfunding Professional Association Board of Directors, UN ESCAP Digital Economy Task Force and as a senior adviser of the China Social Entrepreneurs Foundation and Inter-America Development Bank. He is also the co-chair of the Insurance Blockchain Lab, Smart City Blockchain Lab and Blockchain4SDGs Lab.

He is a keynote speaker for leading blockchain and FinTech Summits and a member of Board of Advisers for some of the most innovative start-ups. He is also a contributor to CCTV, a host of Blockchain Million and FinTech in China Show. He is also mentoring many start-ups for incubators and accelerators from all over the world.

Prior to FinTech4Good, Xiaochen advised government agencies and multinational organizations on innovation, emerging technologies, and investment in positions at the World Bank, United Nations, and other international partnership platforms. He also taught innovation and venture building at leading business schools and served as mentors for many innovative businesses.

And now he helps Retail.Global with international expansion and fundraising

[Pivooooo]

They envision 5 great opportunities in retail that can change global shopping and business in next 5-10 years: online sales, crossborder, tokenization of loyalty, new technologies implementation and blockchain abilities Of course! If Retail.Global breaks into the market, other E-Commerce vendors won't be able to outsmart them and eventually give up in the long run.

[xi_vii]

Retail.Global (RGT) is already rated by Cryptolaboratory. All facts are here. Don't miss it!

[PavelZhdankin]

Retail.Global is going to integrate payment Libra (ex-Facebook Coin) for store customers

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Due to the project’s Libra launch by Facebook, the leadership decided to integrate payment through cryptocurrency Libra for store customers.
The launch is planned after solving the legal issues on the acceptance of Libra in different countries that use cryptocurrency

[masulum]

Well, team make a few new post on social media about integrated Libra coin, but just a few word on medium. I think, many investor still can't trust what they say if just post like that.