Mobile or Desktop Crypto Wallet? NOW Wallet Has Both Versions
LOS ANGELES - November 2, 2022 - (Newswire.com)
In addition to its original mobile version, NOW Wallet, a non-custodial crypto wallet developed by the same team behind ChangeNOW, has also launched a desktop application. This update makes the highly-rated crypto wallet, which doesn't require registration and doesn't store users' private keys, even more convenient.
The Same Functionality, but on Desktop
As part of ChangeNOW's commitment to providing its users with the best user experience possible, NOW Wallet's desktop version was designed to streamline the user experience and make it easy to access digital assets across different devices.
NOW Wallet can be restored via seed phrase on the computer and used as desired, allowing for more options in digital asset management thanks to a wider screen.
NOW Wallet is free of custody, which means that it doesn't collect personal data and guarantees the ultimate level of privacy and security to the user.
NOW Wallet allows users to store, exchange, buy, and sell cryptocurrency, choosing from tens of thousands of trading pairs. The desktop wallet supports fiat-to-crypto transactions so that users can purchase and sell crypto with Visa, MasterCard, and bank transfers, just like in the mobile app. On top of that, all transactions are completed in five minutes on average.
With a laptop or computer, users can now access the full range of features when a mobile app is not enough. With support for 30+ blockchains and more being added regularly, NOW Wallet also lets users store any existing token on seven of the most popular networks - Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, Polygon, Avax C-Chain, TRON, Klaytn, and Solana - regardless of whether the token is displayed as supported. The wallet will show it when it is received.
NOW Wallet also offers a WalletConnect feature that may come in handy in the newly rolled-out desktop version. It is now possible to access any decentralized application (dApp) running on Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, Polygon, and Avax C-Chain from a laptop or computer.
Staking functionality will soon be added to the desktop version of NOW Wallet, mimicking its mobile app sibling. Currently, it's possible to stake TRX, ATOM, SOL, BNB, and native NOW Token, with even more opportunities to earn passive income coming soon.
NOW Wallet has a 24/7 operational support team that responds promptly to any inquiries. On ChangeNOW Twitter the latest news can be found, and on NOW Wallet Telegram Channel the active users can share feedback and chat with other members of the community.
Greater Security and Operational Speed
The desktop version of NOW Wallet provides the best of both worlds — a powerful yet user-friendly crypto wallet to manage and store digital assets on a computer or laptop.
Non-custodial wallets are known for their high security, while desktop versions are even less prone to security breaches, as they are not always online.
A desktop version is also faster due to the larger capacity of computers, resulting in wallets being created in mere seconds.
Conclusion
With this desktop version of NOW Wallet, users can access it from their computers and laptops just as easily as they do from their mobile devices. It can be downloaded from the official website. Mobile is the best version for those who like to manage their crypto assets on the go, whereas desktop is the best version for those who prefer handling crypto assets at work or at home on their PCs. NOW Wallet remains user-friendly, non-custodial, and secure, but now it can be used in more ways.
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Anovaa to Acquire Quatromoney
MALVERN, Pa. - November 2, 2022 - (Newswire.com)
Anovaa, a lending software product company, announced today that it has completed acquisition of Quatromoney, an online college financial planner that enables students and parents to better assess each college's financial fit.
"Our acquisition of Quatromoney comes at a time when ensuring students and families make the right financial choice is critical," said Jeff Milne, Founder and CEO of Anovaa. "We believe by investing in tools for financial empowerment, we can ensure that all borrowers are provided the ability to achieve their higher education goals and aspirations."
"Quatromoney was built to help consumers make informed financial decisions on their college purchase," said Patrick Kandianis, Co-founder and CEO of Quatromoney. "In meeting Jeff and the team, we realized that embedding our offering with Anovaa's was the most strategic way to ensure our tools are leveraged by an even broader audience."
The acquisition will allow Anovaa to further promote financial literacy and responsible borrowing across key populations. Existing team members from Quatromoney will join the Anovaa team.
About Anovaa
Anovaa is a lending software product company designed to help lenders of all sizes stand up or digitally transform their loan programs. Using the Anovaa platform, banks, credit unions and other lenders can configure their end-to-end customer experience in as little as 30 days. Clients have access to a fully white-labeled lending experience, pre-built underwriting workflows and the ability to configure customized products.
For more information, visit anovaa.com.
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Digitunity to Host Webinar Series Highlighting Digital Divide Survey Findings
Digitunity, a national nonprofit organization that advances digital equity through device ownership, and network science agency Visible Network Labs (VNL) are hosting a series of webinars to present findings from a survey on how 10 U.S. cities are working to close the digital divide.
The digital divide is the disparity between those who have ready access to computers and the internet, and those who do not. Studies show that this deep, persistent inequity keeps under-resourced people from achieving economic and educational success.
"When the COVID-19 pandemic began, it highlighted a longstanding issue in our country, which is that millions of people in America are still unable to benefit from the opportunities that the internet provides," said Scot Henley, Executive Director of Digitunity. "The survey findings explore the relationships across sectors in each city and create opportunities for new or improved partnerships to embrace the power of collective action to achieve digital equity."
Conducted during the summer of 2022, participants of the survey included nonprofits, government offices, businesses, and other organizations in each of the cities that:
- Are currently involved in or leading their city's digital equity efforts.
- Would like to be involved in digital equity efforts.
- Have resources to provide to advance digital equity.
- Have opinions about or a stake in digital equity in their city.
Details about each upcoming webinar, including registration links, can be found below:
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Thursday, Nov. 3, 3-4 p.m. EDT
- Focus Areas:
- San Diego, CA
- Washington, DC
- Milwaukee, WI
- Meeting ID: 895 0875 0552
- https://links.digitunity.org/vnl-webinar-1
- Focus Areas:
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Friday, Nov. 4, 12-1 p.m. EDT
- Overview of results. Open to the public.
- Meeting ID: 860 7330 8192
- https://links.digitunity.org/vnl-webinar-general
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Thursday, Nov. 10, 2-3 p.m. EST
- Focus Areas:
- Seattle, WA
- Dallas, TX
- Buffalo, NY
- Meeting ID: 881 7748 8907
- https://links.digitunity.org/vnl-webinar-2
- Focus Areas:
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Thursday, Nov. 10, 3-4 p.m. EST
- Focus Areas:
- New York, NY
- Atlanta, GA
- Raleigh, NC
- Pittsburgh, PA
- Meeting ID: 881 7245 4119
- https://links.digitunity.org/vnl-webinar-3
- Focus Areas:
A critical step towards advancing digital equity is ensuring everyone has access to a large-screen device, such as a desktop, laptop, or tablet. The survey led to the creation of network maps for each city along with geographic information system (GIS) maps. Through this visualization tool, stakeholders and community groups have a better understanding of who is involved and connected.
"Working with a network of partners is essential to building a collaborative advantage," said Dr. Amanda Beacom, Vice President of Research & Data Science, VNL, "Most organizations build networks using a 'more is better' mentality that saps their time and resources. The community partner relationship manager is designed to track, map, and adapt networks in real-time using network science data and insights."
Having a connected computer and the skills to use it productively is a fundamental need. The issue of the digital divide disproportionately affects communities of color but persists across all boundaries. Digitunity remains committed to eliminating the technology gap, so everyone can thrive in a digitally connected society. To learn more, please visit www.digitunity.org.
About Digitunity
Since the 1980s, Digitunity has advanced digital inclusion by connecting donors of technology with organizations serving people in need. Our mission is to ensure everyone who needs a computer has one, along with robust internet connectivity and digital literacy skills. To learn more about our mission, please visit www.digitunity.org.
About Visible Network Labs (VNL)
Visible Network Labs is a team of network scientists, developers, data analysts, evaluators, and technologists working together with a shared mission of building society's capacity to transform and strengthen social connectedness at all levels of life. VNL focuses on creating new tools, training, and services to make network science and analysis accessible to those who need it.
They worked with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to evaluate their Networks for School Improvement portfolio and guide their strategy moving forward. They also worked with LA County to strengthen the LA Mamas collaborative health partnership for low-income mothers in the Los Angeles metro area. To learn more, please visit https://visiblenetworklabs.com.
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Asia-Pacific’s Travel Industry Could Be the First to Recover by 2023
MELBOURNE, Australia - November 2, 2022 - (Newswire.com)
According to Inspiring Vacations, provider of exciting worldwide experiences including tours to Alaska, Scandinavia tours and everywhere in between, the pace of recovery for the tourism industry has been strong, as more places reduce or remove travel restrictions and the demand pent up during the pandemic is released.
Inspiring Vacations explains that certain factors pose a risk to the recovery of the travel industry around the world including rising inflation, high energy prices, labour shortages at airports and lockdowns in China.
Despite these concerns, the annual report produced by London-based World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) shows that Asia-Pacific is expected to recover at an incredibly strong pace. The report highlighted that tourism revenue dropped in the Asia-Pacific by 59% in 2020, which was more than anywhere else in the world.
The Alaska tours operator explains that in 2021, with most countries in the region maintaining strong border restrictions, recovery to the travel industry was muted. The WTTC report showed revenue from tourism in Asia-Pacific contributed only 16% to regional gross domestic product while in Europe that figure was 28% and 23% in North America.
This year, however, the WTTC report indicates that Asia-Pacific travel revenue is expected to contribute 71% to the overall economy. Inspiring Vacations says travel in the region is skyrocketing, with restrictions eased or removed in most countries.
The WTTC report expects Asia-Pacific's travel industry to continue to gain traction with positive growth forecast in 2023 and 2024. It estimates that by 2025, travel revenue will contribute 32% more to the region's GDP than pre-pandemic levels.
In more exciting news for the industry, the WTTC report predicts that 126 million new jobs will be added in the next decade, with 65% of the new jobs expected to be in Asia-Pacific.
A proudly Australian owned and operarted company, Inspiring Vacations offers tours to suit everyone at unbeatable, value for money prices. To discover more about exciting worldwide experiences including guided tours of Alaska and tours to Scandinavia, get in touch with Inspiring Vacations.
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Credello: These Are the Best States for Veterans
Veterans have dedicated part of their lives toward serving America through military service. Some spend many years in the military and make it their career. When they're no longer actively serving, former military members have a series of decisions to make that should allow them to live as comfortably as possible.
For example, some might look into debt consolidation for veterans if that's what's best for their finances. Others may want to find a part of the country where they can stretch their military pension as far as it can go.
In this article, we'll talk about some of the states that provide the best benefits for veterans. Any former military personnel would be well to consider these options.
1. Alaska
Because of the cold winters, Alaska is not a state where everyone will want to put down roots. However, there are some key veteran benefits it offers that are hard to beat.
For instance, vets with a 50% disability rating or higher qualify for a property tax exemption. Up to the first $150,000 of their primary residence's assessed value is exempt from property taxes. That exemption gets transferred to a surviving spouse if the veteran dies due to a service-related condition.
Alaska veterans and their spouses can qualify for many educational benefits if they attend a state school. The state is also one of nine with no income tax. That should appeal to any vet who gets into another profession after they've concluded their service.
2. Florida
Florida is another top choice for veterans. It's one of seventeen states that offer a full property tax exemption if you're a vet with a 100% P&T rating from the VA. If you have a VA rating of 10% or more, you can still get a $5,000 tax exemption.
Like Alaska, Florida is a state with no income tax, which vets who have taken on a second career will enjoy. The state gives all vets with a 100% Permanent and Total rating from the VA a free five-year all-purpose fishing and hunting license. Finally, you can get a free driver's license from the state if you have a 100% P&T rating, along with a free set of special plates proclaiming your veteran status.
3. Texas
Texas is another strong option for vets. If you have a VA rating between 10% and 90%, you get some generous property tax reductions. It's another state with no income tax. You can also take advantage of the Hazelwood Act. It allows vets, their spouses, and dependent children to get up to 150 hours of college classes, tuition-free, at state schools.
Perhaps what really sets Texas apart as a top choice for veterans, though, is that the state exempts VA disability payments and military retirement pay from any taxation. That can make a difference of thousands of dollars for some vets.
Which One of These States Will You Choose?
Veterans who have concluded their military service would do well to live in Florida, Texas, or Alaska. Florida has property tax exemptions for vets and no income tax. The free driver's license and special plates for your vehicle are nice perks, and the free five-year fishing and hunting license for vets with a 100% P&T rating is icing on the cake.
Texas is a great choice because of the property tax reductions and the Hazelwood Act that grants educational benefits to vets, their spouses, and their children. There's no income tax, and the state exempting military retirement pay and VA disability payments from taxation is certainly welcome.
Alaska allows a property tax exemption for some veterans, and you can also get educational benefits if you'd like to attend a state school. There's also no income tax if you feel inclined to pursue a career after your time in the service.
Any of these states will do well for veterans. You just have to choose which one best fits your lifestyle.
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