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Originally Posted by paxum
Hi guys Octav here.
To answer your questions:
1- we do not invest in any way peoples money it sits cash in our bank account 100%. additionally we keep 10% of our own money extra for a total of 110% as a reserve for balancing funds from the different bank accounts we deal with (canada, belize).
Also we are regularly audited by both the bank and Mastercard regarding the programs and in case there was any single problem with the money available be sure we would have been closed down already. We always hold at any time 100% of the funds that people deposited plus extra 10% of our own funds as explained before.
2- we do not insure the money with a third party insurance company for the reason that the premium for such service is very high and that fee would have been to be passed to paxum account holders. Nobody will use Paxum if we were to ask as an example $500 per account insurance premium.
What I may suggest if insurance is an issue for you or for anybody else, you could contact your own insurance company and ask them to insure only the portion of the money you hold in paxum and pay your own premium that they will ask. We will fully comply with any Insurance company that represents you in order to allow them to issue that insurance for your funds.
3- we have several banking partners and in case of any issue we will of course not let our business collapse and switch accounts. That should never happen as we are following all rules and regulations to the letter.
4- yes it has been. paxum system has full PCI compliance meaning there are no known security issues.
5- yes we do very strict background checks for employees handling sensitive data (account access, account paperworks, etc) and as a matter of fact only very few people have security level access to that data.
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It all sounds sooo good, but then people have to sit back and say... but what happened with epass. Surely they would have had the same precautions in place since they were in business for what 5,6,7 years and their founder had 15 years experience in the credit card processing industry. Surely he would have done even more than this start company is doing, so why did they still go down.... Why do t hey all go down? perhaps its not as easy as people think to not fuck up, or have problems pop up that you can't fix.
Unless Mallick straight up committed fraud and was stealing money from people, if that is not the case then if it happened to epass it can happen to anyone especially a new start up with no experience.