Two important advisors, each more successful than the other, joined the team of KYC.LEGAL
Two valuable advisors, William Davis III and Feroz Sanaulla, joined the team of KYC.LEGAL, a blockchain-based authentication platform that provides services in the protection, verification and fraud prevention of personal data.. William Davis III, technology director of LDJ Capital, will transfer his vast experience in emerging technologies and cybersecurity to the project.. Feroz Sanaulla, former director of investments at Intel, will contribute with his global company-building expertise gained from his work in the USA, Asia and Europe.
William Davis III is currently the Chief Technology Officer at LDJ Capital.. Prior to joining this company, he worked in cybersecurity at Daopay, Europe’s largest mobile payments firm. >
His financial, technical and cultural leadership; He has contributed to the success of industry giants such as IBM, Boeing, JPMorgan Chase, American Express and Bank of America. Meanwhile, other market players were dealing with losses.
In addition to its history of pioneering old technology applications of established companies, it is also at the forefront of new business areas such as mobile micropayments and cryptocurrencies.
For example, Daopay’ (Vienna, Austria), the company doubled its growth and generated revenues of up to eight figures by signing contracts with Facebook, Visa and Zynga.
Its expertise includes data warehousing and business intelligence applications, core business systems, It covers everything from profitability growth, technology stacks, mobile customer acquisition and retention.
William Davis III said:
“Speed is very important in today’s business environment but should be considered along with AML and KYC compliance. That’s why I got on board with the KYC.LEGAL project. This user authentication platform has developed a solution to speed up the verification process by maintaining effective fraud prevention barriers without compromising the security of personal data.”
Feroz Sanaulla, currently managing partner at Vecta Strategy, early in her career He held a senior position at Intel focused on increasing its presence in emerging markets including Europe, Russia, Middle East, Turkey and Africa. Managed a team established to advance and develop it.
20 years of experience in her career; It includes private equity, venture capital, M&A integration and consultancy. became a name.
After leaving Intel, Feroz devoted his time to successful and innovative technology startups based in the USA and consulting international companies on strategic growth in the Middle East.
In addition to these, Etqaan Councilor of Gerson Lehrman Group, an independent member of the Sharia Fund investment committee, and co-founder of Emergin Circle, a UAE-based portal where companies can showcase their products and services.
Sanaulla said:
“KYC.LEGAL’s project is what the market expects. They offer a quick and easy solution to user authentication. We are confident that people and companies from every business will find something in the KYC.LEGAL project.”
KYC.LEGAL will hold an ICO to raise funds for the development and implementation of the customer verification service. The company has a fully functional “self-verify” app available for download on iOS and Android devices.. Representative/agent verification in the second phase of the project will be introduced soon.
The founder of KYC.LEGAL, Daniil Rausov, said:
“Two big names like William Davis III and Feroz Sanaulla have been added to our team. We are very happy and honored to participate. This broad experience and business acumen will be invaluable as we move forward together in project development and implementation alongside the ICO.. With their help, I am confident that we will achieve significant success in both areas.”
The ICO will start on December 1, 2017 and the first KYC tokens will cost $1 per token.. The total number of tokens is 42 million, of which 15 percent is reserved for the KYC team. 5% will be used for operating expenses.. The remaining 80 percent will be sold during the ICO. Target capital in ICO is $35M.
For more information, please visit KYC.LEGAL.
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