How Evrone used blockchain technology and AI to develop Humaniq

SAN FRANCISCO - Sept. 8, 2021 - PRLog -- Evrone was approached by the Humaniq team and tasked with creating a blockchain platform and a mobile financial application. The catch was that the target audience was the remote populations of Africa and Asia. In many of these regions, financial literacy was just beginning to emerge, and much of the population could not read or write, even in their native language.

According to project analysts, 30-52 percent of the people in these areas did not have access to banking services and had never used modern financial tools. Humaniq wanted to remedy this using blockchain technology and its applications, giving this remote audience a way to transfer money, accept and make payments, and become more financially literate.

We were faced with the challenge of developing a decentralized application with very specific limitations and necessities. During the development process, we had to consider that the users:

– Had only basic mobile devices
– Were commonly illiterate
– Spoke a wide variety of different languages and dialects
– Would need a support team they could communicate with in their own language, even if they were illiterate
– Had little understanding of network security and how to ensure it

The Humaniq financial app needed to be accessible to both literate, experienced users and illiterate users with little tech knowledge. While some users would be capable of reading instructions and performing many operations intuitively, many of the intended users would be unfamiliar with such applications and unable to use Humaniq without clear instructions.

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