- Acquired a cryptocurrency kiosk company, KryptoKiosk Ltd.
- Working to make cryptocurrency easier to understand and more accessible for everyone
- Creating an internationally recognizable brand with individual investors
AB International Group Corp. (OTCQB: ABQQ), a company based in China that focuses on acquisition and development of intellectual property, acquired, on April 9, 2018, the Australian-based cryptocurrency kiosk company KryptoKiosk Ltd., which focuses on servicing the cryptocurrency market. The acquisition enables ABQQ to operate and implement cryptocurrency ATMs, referred to as kryptokiosk™ booths, that provide users with privacy and security as they buy and sell bitcoin, Litecoin and Ethererum.
Through the installation of these recognizable, gold-colored booths, the company aims to create a physical aspect of cryptocurrency, making it less abstract and easier to access for everyday people. To leverage expansion, individuals are allowed to invest in a fully managed kryptokiosk™ business if they have access to a 24-hour location that meets seven performance indicators. Each kiosk, upon installation, is operated and maintained by an expert team of agents.
The mission of KryptoKiosk Ltd. is to make cryptocurrency easier to understand and more accessible to everyone. The brand wishes to be known for protecting customer privacy, promoting anonymity and providing security, all while educating and retaining customers. For people without access to banking systems, the education and technology that the company provides could help them regain control, autonomy and freedom over their financial future. The company’s website (www.KryptoKiosk.com) provides educational videos for beginners through advanced investors, along with a blog that highlights cryptocurrency news.
ABQQ’s vision is for the gold booths, as well as vans, to become a part of the international modern landscape. This will be done through low saturation in premium locations, easy 24-hour access and security, and the individual investment of distributors who will have a direct interest in expanding territories rapidly. At this time, the company plans to invest in kiosks and sell sub-licenses in the Asia-Pacific region with future worldwide expansion. Sub-licensing fees from apps and smartphone makers, sales of licensed products, and video mix apps are all part of the company’s revenue plan.
For more information, visit the company’s website at www.KryptoKiosk.com
