After completing one of the biggest pre-ICO sales to date, Bankera is announcing the details of its long-awaited ICO token sale. The blockchain-era banking service is going to hold its ICO on November 27th.
To raise capital for the project, Bankera has already organized a fundraising round offering Banker (BNK) tokens for investor acquisition. It concluded a successful pre-ICO by selling 2.5 billion tokens (worth 25 million Euros) in just three weeks. The pre-ICO has helped the company determine the ICO token price, which will start at 0.017 EUR per BNK.
Where to buy tokens
During the ICO, 30% of the tokens will be available for sale to the public on the SpectroCoin platform. Investors will be able to purchase BNK tokens by choosing from more than 20 payment methods. These include a variety of cryptocurrencies such as ETH, BTC, NEM, DASH; fiat currencies like EUR, GBP, and USD; and many other options.
Bankera is an operational fork of SpectroCoin, a cryptocurrency solution service. To stay competitive in the market, Spectrocoin has developed a core infrastructure comparable to traditional banks. It plans to leverage the existing technology to build Bankera but going beyond crypto and fiat payment processing by offering loans and low-cost investment products such as exchange-traded funds (ETFs), crypto funds etc.
Proof of concept
Backed by advisors such as Lon Wong, president of the NEM.io foundation, and Antanas Guoga, a member of the European Parliament, Bankera differs from other ICOs as it already has an MVP in the form of SpectroCoin. For this reason, clients can already try out the fiat and cryptocurrency wallet, exchange, payment processing services; and debit card solutions; or even claim IBANs. Also, as Bankera is already operational, it has been offering a weekly commission constituted of 20% of its transactional net revenue to all BNK owners since the beginning of its pre-ICO sale.
After the ICO, the company aims to obtain a banking license and transition to a fully operational banking service for both: fiat and cryptocurrencies.
