The Aktio Coin (ticker: AKTIO) is a decentralised, peer-to-peer crypto asset that has been developed by Automata ICO Ltd. (the «Company») as an ERC-20 standard token. Built on the market-leading, Ethereum blockchain, AKTIO functions as a digital currency for multi-asset exchange and settlement of multi-sector, international transactions.
The Aktio Coin outperforms traditional currencies and legacy financial systems by offering high-speed and cost-effective, cross-border transactions.
Users rely on the decentralised system to approve transfers, trigger scheduled payments and record a secure, immutable ledger of the complete AKTIO trading history.
The Ethereum network is able to autonomously carry out all these operations without incurring the cost and time of traditional intermediaries such as banks, brokers or escrow agents. The new Ethereum 2.0 protocol will offer enhanced performance and reduced gas fees to process 100,000 transactions per second with environmentally sustainable technology.
Akt.io is an innovative mobile application that combines the efficiency and practical features of digital payments with the latest wealth management tools for currencies and alternate investment strategies (the “App”). Akt.io users can access finance such as popular stocks or shares, as well as the latest innovations in decentralised finance.
With a secure wallet for fiat currency and crypto, users can send funds between the WealthHub for exchange services, the WealthBot for algorithmic trading and the Vault for variable returns on their assets. All funds in the user portfolio can be spent via the Wealth Card, which liquidates assets of chosen accounts to transact over traditional payment networks.
AKTIO will be launched on the Akt.io app to kickstart adoption in a diverse ecosystem of digital wealth services (the “Platform”). This secure, decentralised currency will offer enhanced features on the Platform, reduced fees for Automata Group services and efficient peer-to-peer settlement for transparent, commercial transactions.
