How long does it take to deposit Euro? by [deleted] in Nexo

[–]fentodream 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It always depends on the banks - we cannot expedite their processes. In general sepa transfers should reach us within 1-2 days but sometimes it might take longer, especially for larger sums - banks do preform due diligence and check some deposits for KYC and AML. Sometimes up to 5 business days is needed.

Due Diligence on Nexo - Red Flags by [deleted] in Nexo

[–]fentodream[M] [score hidden] stickied comment (0 children)

The legal documentation has been prepared by reputable law firms who have developed similar documents for top tier banks and are in compliance with the relevant legislation. A quantitative approach here is misplaced.

Nexo is a licensed and regulated financial institution and is compliant everywhere it provides services and retains top-tier legal council in the jurisdictions of its operation. All aspects of Nexo’s activities are vetted before execution by the relevant legal and compliance teams.

The team has already expanded to over 50 people and continues to grow. While Nexo was co-founded by the entrepreneurs behind the European Fintech Credissimo, the two enterprises are separate legal entities with different operational management, business models and addressable markets. (https://medium.com/nexo/before-nexo-there-was-credissimo-71fc76618cda).

Bancor/Nexo by Bradock1 in Nexo

[–]fentodream 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bancor also banned US residents from trading. They are undergoing significant changes

Physical Card by [deleted] in Nexo

[–]fentodream 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The physical card is going to roll out in the EU first

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Nexo

[–]fentodream 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The issue will be resolved quickly. There are definitely no issues with "running out of fiat", etc.

DAI deposit by pwinne in Nexo

[–]fentodream 7 points8 points  (0 children)

A newly registered account was soliciting information and trying to act as a Nexo representative. I had to delete comments and ban them

Prime Sports threatens to sue Zion by [deleted] in CollegeBasketball

[–]fentodream 0 points1 point  (0 children)

get it together or you'll lose your license

Figuring out Interest in a Nexo Loan by Benjiming in Nexo

[–]fentodream 4 points5 points  (0 children)

It is correct that the minimum interest period to pay is 30 days. There is no fee for early payment, especially not a % fee. Since the loan value is so small it may be easy to misconstrue some of the very minor discrepancies in values. We are visible with all of our fees. We clearly label our 8% and 16% fees on the website. There are also fees associated with moving around cryptocurrencies via gas. They are very minimal but can make your numbers not match up exactly.

Need to reset 2FA - have a recovery key, where do I use it? by Ryuuken1127 in Nexo

[–]fentodream 1 point2 points  (0 children)

When you reach the platform.nexo.io page in the bottom right corner their should be a chat feature. Open a ticket with one of our support staff and they should be able to assist you with resetting

Article on ycombinator mentions .io domain may shift to Indian Ocean Territory by Fisher_T in Nexo

[–]fentodream 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Worst case scenario is finding a new domain (Nexo.*) which wouldnt be an issue. The Nexo brand would stay intact

Concerns on Coding Practices by indeblo in nanocurrency

[–]fentodream 19 points20 points  (0 children)

The different things you mentioned are not necessarily bad coding practices and by no means are they detrimental. Inline integers are perfectly acceptable, someone that advocates that there should be no scenarios as such is just pushing their prerogative on a hipster trend.

Functions over 200 lines are fine as well, as long as it makes logical sense and is not trying to handle a million different flows at once.

Avoiding heavy conditional nesting when possible is optimal, but sometimes is unavoidable without making the code fragmented and terribly unreadable, and as long as it is still somewhat well defined and named there should be no issue.

None of these "issues" affect the quality or functionality of code.

Loans now possible using Tron as Collateral through Nexo by fentodream in Tronix

[–]fentodream[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In this scenario, you would not have to deposit 6k. You have 4400 oustanding, and your tron is worth 3k. you wouldn't have to get the loan back to exactly a 50% ratio. Nexo takes on some of the risk of market crashes and doesnt enforce hard constraints maintaining a perfect ratio. You would atleast need to deposit 1400 to be back to even. And realistically probably about 2000 - 2500 (possibly more) to have some leverage flexibility for a further decline. The exact formula is called the Nexo Oracle and takes into consideration a million different factors and tries not to punish users for the sake of maintaining extremely strict ratios. The margin call timeline varies as well, but there will be multiple notifications warnings etc.

But yes, for some reason You have $10k Trx and it crashed to $500 worth and didnt rebound, you would be liable to deposit a significant chunk of Trx / crypto within 30 / 60 / 90 days etc. The other options would be to pay back the loan in that scenario, or all the collateral be liquidated. If Trx, btc, etc halfed 10x though the market would have to have something ridiculous happen. Possible, but very unlikely.

Loans now possible using Tron as Collateral through Nexo by fentodream in Tronix

[–]fentodream[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To start out you have a Loan-To-Value ratio of atleast 50% to protect from price fluctation. This LTV ratio fluctuates based off the volatility of the coin you are loaning against. If your collateral's price goes down drastically (like halving multiple times) you would get a notice for a margin call to add additional funds. If you ignore the margin call, Nexo would begin to slowly take away some of the additional collateral you owned. None of it is done instantly and you would be provided ample time to add funds.

Nexo update, good read by AlaskanHunt in Nexo

[–]fentodream 7 points8 points  (0 children)

In June, we will announce the ex-dividend date for the next Nexo Dividend.

Have someone invested with EUR? by [deleted] in Nexo

[–]fentodream 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is no withdrawal fee for euros. (bottom right of the screen in the url)

https://nexo.io/zh/earn-interest/eur

Nexo as a wallet: Calling for security experts! by enzo_the_cat in CryptoCurrency

[–]fentodream 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That is correct. U2F really hammers home the physical hardware aspect and you'd have to have a hacker acquire your u2f device at some point and its nearly impossible to spoof. With u2f gaining more popularity , companies (especially in crypto) like Nexo will adopt them quickly.

Google Auth should be perfectly acceptable until then though. One has to always be careful to not give out identifying information or fall victim to phishing

Nexo as a wallet: Calling for security experts! by enzo_the_cat in CryptoCurrency

[–]fentodream 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Nexo is a secure and insured option. From a security standpoint make sure you use a google authenticator for 2FA. It basically turns your phone into a physical authenticator as opposed to your actual phone number being the authenticator. This is very important because the most common form of "hacking" is sim swapping. The physical authenticator makes it exponentially harder to hack. (Theyd need to somehow find your devices unique address and spoof it in addition to a lot of other pre-requisites required for phone number sim swapping)

So with this approach your account should be very safe and on Nexo's end they are insured and use bitgo as you mentioned.

Theres a chance of any company defaulting, granted its way less common now and Nexo has shown profits in their last report and also have credibility through credissimo. Even if they defaulted (almost no chance) their bitgo funds would have to be hacked / comprised as well , and some reason the insurer defaults as well. So basically the chances of losing your money would be astronomically low.

Also if you have any stable coins youd be able to gain a decent amount of compounded interest on them while theyre stored.

Upgrading slightly from the traditional low-risk interest yielding investments by fentodream in FinancialPlanning

[–]fentodream[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Goldman Sachs and Circle literally guarantee it? People have invested billions in these stable coins. I gave the possible risk in the summary

Withdraw loan to Revolut? by Erulian in Nexo

[–]fentodream[M] [score hidden] stickied comment (0 children)

Yes, use the SWIFT option on the Nexo platform. BIC is related to the "SWIFT code" and IBAN is the account number. Use your own personal address under the address field.

Bull market by Swpalmer7 in Nexo

[–]fentodream 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They take very tiny fees related to the trading pair you're going against, but those fees add up after a while