Investy startup is creating a multiplatform with the same name.
The Investy founders managed to build the most risk-free investment tool for both amateurs in the investment sphere and professional traders.
The platform beta version is to be released within a month, then the open Pre-Sale is to begin.
Right at the moment it is possible to take a part in the closed Pre-Sale and to get good bonuses for early investors.
"We are building a global investment platform," said one of the project founders Alexey Pershin. "The idea is that a person with capital, using our platform, could choose from various investing options and methods the most appropriate one, and what is even more important – to invest in a safe and transparent way."
The safety is achieved due to the system decentralization and also due to the lack of traders' full access to investors' assets.
"We are attracting professional capital managers, investors and entrepreneurs from all over the world to our platform. Earning money, all users earn the reputation as well. So their productive actions are shown in the real history of transactions, which cannot be falsified, say the developers. "Such flexibility and variety of investment vehicles make us more stable than the projects offering only one option."
The Investy platform developers offered the original set of investor vehicles.
Click http://investy.io for more information.
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