AQUA Intelligence partners with Alchemy Coin to provide clarity on P2P Lending

Blockchain-based P2P lending platform Alchemy coin and Aqua intelligence have come on a formal partnership according to a PR by Aqua Intelligence. The partnership also includes a $1 million investment by Alchemy Coin into Aqua Intelligence.

According to Aqua’s website, AQUA Intelligence is a data-driven platform on the blockchain that enables consumers to monetize and validate their personal data. The company plans to use data analytics to validate personal information and providing valid services to

Alchemy is a blockchain-based peer-to-peer (P2P) lending marketplace. The platform allows for instant and direct lending between supply-side lenders and demand-side borrowers from all over the world in a trusted manner using the advantages of smart contracts and blockchain technology. Justin Jung, the CEO of Alchemy Coin mentioned,

“We’re proud to partner with AQUA Intelligence to empower the trust economy, and truly understand consumers, customer service matters more than ever with ever-increasing competition and informed consumer demands, and the way to provide top-notch service is to know your customers inside and out. Together with AQUA Intelligence, we’re aiding business and enhancing customer experience and satisfaction across industries that need it most”.

Blockmanity’s Take

As the industry matures more and more similar partnerships are expected. ICOs that have raised a lot of money have also started investing in other ICOs to ensure more growth potential.

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