Mark van Roon and Remigio Bongulielmi Joined the Advisory Board of CopPay
The advisory board of CopPay became bigger as new members joined the project. Now the team makes final preparations for the upcoming initial coin offering (ICO).
The Advisory Board of CopPay project expanded with new members. They will work closely with the company’s management team as it prepares for its upcoming Initial Coin Offering (ICO).
New advisers have considerable experience in the areas of blockchain and fintech startups. This will strengthen the expertise of the CopPay project.
Mark Van Roon from Spain is a proven serial inventor and product developer with 25+ years’ experience in Fintech related business. Mark is the founder of a number of companies such as BuyFX Ltd, an FX service delivery company which is now under the umbrella of Midpoint [www.midpoint.com]. Since 2013, Mark has focused his attention on digital value and data transfer solutions. Moreove, he and is the Founder and Head of Product Development for of Abacas Digital Assets Ltd. an initiative to construct an unopinionated DEX for the exchange of ABCs, the native token supporting digital assets using the Ethereum platform.
Remigio Bongulielmi is a citizen of Switzerland, contributing member of Crypto Valley, . aAssociation passionate about helping companies grow into digital, leaner, and agile organizations through blockchain-led transformation and dedicated to advising startups on ICO strategy and Tokenomics.
“CopPay Advisory Board is fastly expanding. We believe that our new advisers will give us expertise to enhance our fortes,” Ina Samovich, CopPay CEO said.
CopPay aims to make it easier for everyone to use cryptocurrencies — like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dash and Litecoin — using point-of-sale software terminals that can accept any currently listed cryptocurrency, and exchange them for FIAT currencies: in real time, without transaction fees.
CopPay’s ICO launches on October 30 and will run to November 30.
For more information, visit www.coppay.io.
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