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Quanta uses peer-to-peer technology to operate with no central authority or banks. Managing transactions and the issuing of quantas is carried out collectively by the network. Quanta is open-source. Its design is public, nobody owns or controls Quanta and everyone can take part. Through many of its unique properties, Quanta allows exciting uses that could not be covered by any previous payment system.
The cost of transacting in cryptocurrency is relatively low compared to other financial services. Average transaction cost is about 2$.
Transactions can be completed in a matter of minutes. Once the block with your transaction in it is confirmed by the network, it's fully settled and the funds are available to use.
Anyone can contribute to developing Quanta in a myriad of areas including different Quanta software clients.
The network is distributed globally among many thousands of nodes (computers) and millions of users where you don't have to rely on trusted third-parties.
When you use Quanta, you don't need to provide your email, name, social security number, or any other identifying information when making peer-to-peer Quanta transactions.
Because they do not use third-party intermediaries, cryptocurrency transfers between two transacting parties can be faster than standard money transfers
Accessibility
Transactions
Security
Inclusivity
Bias
Operate within certain hours
Very high transaction fees and taxes
Banking apps can be hacked
Transactions are controled by banks and can be rejected
Cannot be provided to some groups of people
Operate 24/7 without interruption
Provide fast and cheap transactions
Transactions cannot be intercepted or reversed
Transactions are free from third party interference
Accessible to everyone regardless of their status
Quanta wallets are there
Transactions / Day
Average transaction fee
With the technology of quanta, everyone will be able to get what suits him best.
Quanta is the easiest way to transact at a very low cost.
Quanta is a very secure and inexpensive way to handle payments.
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