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Omega Stablecoin

Omega Stablecoin

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Zuzanna Kwiecień

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What actually is it?

In accordance with applicable law, the Kanga Exchange cryptocurrency platform does not store fiat currencies. Fiat money is handled in our exchange with the use of stablecoins, i.e. tokens with a rate close to 1: 1 to a given currency. An example of a commonly used stablecoin in Kanga is PLN ° (known as Omega Złoty *).

*Note! The so-called OmegaCoins (hence: OmegaPLN, OmegaEUR, OmegaUSD) have nothing to do with the Omega project — the similarity of names is coincidental.

How does it work?

By depositing zloties into the Kanga exchange the users buy PLN° from Kanga and when they decide to withdraw the PLN°, they are in fact selling it in exchange for Polish zloties.

Which stablecoins are used on Kanga Exchange?

Apart from the above mentioned omega zloty, other stablecoins used on Kanga Exchange are EUR° (omega euro) and USD° (omega dollar).

Where can I use stablecoins and in what ways?

·   on Kanga Exchange by paying for other cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, alts and personal tokens,

·   on Kanga Exchange by participating in the issuance of IEO,

·   by paying for products or services with the use of a Pay by Kanga Exchange gateway (link to the product),

·   by buying cryptocurrencies in one of the partnering on-line exchange offices,

·   for individual transactions by sending a specific amount to a phone number or e-mail address of another Kanga Exchange user

Where can I deposit (buy) omega coins and how can I do it?

·   directly on Kanga Exchange by using the ZEN.COM payment services,

·   directly on Kanga Exchange by a bank transfer,

·   for cash in one of the 100 stationary partnering offices,

·   in each partnering on-line exchange office,

·   in a cash deposit machine (CDM)

Where can I withdraw (sell) omega coins and how can I do it?

·   directly on Kanga Exchange by requesting a withdrawal in the form of a bank transfer,

·   using a cryptocurrency ATM and ordering a withdrawal on the Kanga Exchange,

·   in one of the 100 stationary partnering offices in the form of cash withdrawals,

·   in each partnering on-line exchange office by requesting a withdrawal in the form of a bank transfer or a BLIK cheque at an ATM