Blockchain technology can empower the unbanked population to access global markets and trade with greater ease and efficiency.
The unbanked population faces significant challenges when attempting to participate in global marketplaces with limited access to financial services and technology, difficulties in meeting the requirements of digital transactions and limited trust in online transactions.
Proper identification and documentation, trust in online transactions, cross-border payment challenges, currency conversion, and exchange rates are other significant challenges faced by the unbanked population.
Language and cultural barriers, logistics, and shipping challenges, limited access to marketing and online presence, and regulatory and compliance hurdles are additional challenges that the unbanked population faces.
Initiatives such as mobile banking, digital identity solutions, and blockchain-based payment systems can help extend financial inclusion, enabling unbanked entrepreneurs to access international markets and trade with greater ease and efficiency.
Investing in startups that can make a genuine impact on the world can break the monopoly that traditional financial institutions have maintained for far too long.
Blending Web 2 and Web 3 companies can challenge and transform the traditional financial sector and allow for wider crypto adoption.