The founders of MCO are Kris Marszalek, Rafael Melo and Gary Or.

The story behind MCO is quite interesting due to the fact that the founders simply wanted to help people bring back control over their money, data and identity.

Kris Marszalek is the CEO and co-founder of Crypto.com, after moving on from Ensogo and iBuy Group Limited. He also co-founded BEECRAZY, an e-commerce business in Hong Kong.

Rafelo Melo is the CFO and co-founder of Crypto.com, which he joined after moving on from Ensogo as a CFO, and from Embraer SA as the regional finance director of Asia Pacific.

Gary Or is the CTO and co-founder of crypto.com, as well as the founder of Particle B and the co-founder of Foris Limited, a universal money app in Asia.

In November of 2018, Crypto.com launched with a new token, the Crypto.com Chain, that was trading as CRO. By the middle of 2019, they launched their debit and credit cards within Asia and the U.S.

The range of products included an MCO Visa Card, a Mobile Wallet App, the MCO Token itself, and the MCO Crypto Invest Services.

The MCO Visa prepaid card helped the customers buy and spend cryptocurrency easily, while the MCO wallet and cash app allowed them to manage and buy cryptocurrencies on the smartphones themselves in a streamlined and efficient way. The cards also offered free ATM withdrawals, tap-and-pay features, no annual fees or minimum balance requirements, up to 5% back on all local or overseas spending and free shipping.

The CRO Token enables cross-asset intermediary currency settlement for the native Crypto.com Chain.

In Feb. 19, 2019, the MCO tokens had the market cap of more than $47 million. The peak was achieved in January of 2018 when it reached a value of $243 million.

30% of the tokens were sold as part of the ICO crowd sale, and 25% was kept by the founders, with 10% retained by the company and 5% given to advisors. The last 30% was held as reserve tokens.

When it comes to the MCO Network security, Crypto.com secured a US$100M direct insurance policy through Arch Underwriting at Lloyd’s Syndicate 2012.

All funds held in the hot wallets are corporate funds and leverage hardware security modules and multi-signature key-generation technologies. These are used to ensure withdrawal requests.

The fiat currency is kept at custodian bank accounts that are secured and fully regulated.

Crypto.com also uses AWS, or Amazon Web Services, and as such has network and web application firewall capabilities, controller encryption in transit through the Transport Layer Security, automatic encryption of all of the traffic and business continuity.

It is important to note that Crypto.com also has designed compliance and risk management officers who implement compliance policies and procedures while also performing internal reviews to ensure that everything is in full compliance with all of the regulatory requirements.

The exchanges where you can buy, trade or sell MCO are currently:

Huobi Global

OKEx

VCC Exchange

Binance JEX

Gate.io

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