Yensesa means Exchange in Ghanian and @blackman @desmond41 and @enockagbo1 are working at the Ghana Technical University College on a new exchange that simply automates a process of exchanging Ghanian cedi (in Digital Fiat form) for Crypto, which users in team Ghana have been doing manually. Ghanian Cedi's are predominately used in a digital form but paper money conversion is available at every corner on Kiosks. A common practice with Ghanian Steem users needing to cash out is to use "The Litecoin Company" or to use local sbd/Cedi dealers sending MTN mobile money for crypto, so this is already a reality and is very close to a product release and manual . We don't have the sort of crazy demand that could overload us yet but it is coming as all of Ghana rushes to signup to Steem. Here we see Massive growth Potential with 30% of Ghana connected to mobile, 90% connected to a mobile phone which can receive MTN Digital Fiat, so this is a Project you should pay attention to. Imagine how much money we can make in the next 2 years, with 30% of Ghana or 10 million Ghanians, each needing to exchange thousands a month, and this @yensesa exchange with the best customer service and Local government approval will scoop up millions of Steem/SBD and we will become the Coinbase of Ghana! Also @blackman has revealed a future affiliate program & I forsee a possible way to convert and send money to Europe, North America USING Steem and Steem Accounts to allow user to ACCEPT Money overseas :D ! This could allow Yensesa to compete with Western Union/XRP. We could eventually expand into a Marketplace for Ghanians to sell physical goods like a sort of Craigslist that uses Steem posts. I see SO many possibilities to expand this project and I will be investing with my SBD rewards and discussing a Bitshares token with @blackman to help raise funds to allow hi to expand his development operation
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