Designed and implemented the Bridge Protocol, a mandatory security protocol for transactions to exchange fiat currencies for digital assets.
The protocol is a set of organizational and technical protection measures aimed at ensuring the safety of transactions and neutralizing unacceptable risk in their execution.
Some fundamental principles and rules of the protocol:
- deal safety is paramount;
- unless separately agreed upon, deals are strictly confidential (agents are not authorized to run KYC and AML procedures);
- transactions are uncensored;
- first liquidity comes from the customer;
- after the terms of the deal have been agreed upon, all parties must execute; including in cases where the market price of the asset has changed dramatically since the terms were agreed upon;
- in regulated jurisdictions, transactions are conducted in accordance with the requirements of the local regulator;
- in jurisdictions where this is not specifically prohibited, all purchases and sales of digital assets are made as traditional civil law agreements between individuals (p2p);
- if it is technically possible, preference is given to the remote method of transaction or delivery;
- delivery is made in accordance with traditional security protocols for the collection of cash and valuable cargo;
- appointments are held at bank branches or public places. Transactions in private offices, residential, industrial or warehouses are not allowed.