MobiCard announces Beta
Test is Completed!
MobiCard is proud to announce its enterprise apps
are going live!
Cambridge, MA -- September 9,
2020 -- InvestorsHub NewsWire -- MobiCard Inc. a.k.a Peer To Peer Network (OTC
PINK: PTOP) paid its app developer
Think
Latitude a $20,808 USD
installment
on September
2nd, 2020 to cover four
critical
areas: 1) The
last payment for the completion of MobiCard 1.0 applications 2) The
amendment to develop the Apple authentication
module. 3) The transition from beta
to enterprise for the mobile applications, and 4) the first month of the bug
support contract in September.
"Over the last year and a
half, I have had the pleasure of not only working with Josh but
learning about his values. Josh has constantly conveyed his duty
towards his shareholders. Accordingly, I have stressed the need to
get this application developed with proper coding standards. When
the Apple audits came in and we were told to update libraries and
address flagged issues, I could only see one way our organization
could handle these matters, and that was to rebuild our app with
full compliance of the Apple audit measures. Our transparency with
Apple has led to an expedited approval ahead of the anticipated
schedule. Josh, Misha and I are all very passionate people, and I
am confident you will see the collaboration of our diligent efforts
to bring a top shelf product to the market" expresses Andy
Sajnani, CEO of Think
Latitude.
"MobiCard is an extremely
unique opportunity for individuals to network in this uncertain
time. It allows people from all
across the world to share their contact information within their
existing networks and provides an outlet to develop new businesses
and sides hustles to thrive." adds Misha Shah, COO of Think
Latitude.
Several
MobiCard users have noticed that
their previous accounts have been deleted. This was
intentional to transition from beta to the enterprise release of
the MobiCard applications. Think Latitude has been working on
this transition during this past week, where they removed all of
the 'beta' references in the applications, the payment mode was
transitioned from test to live mode, and accounts were deleted in
order to allow actual users to use the applications moving
forward. This transition comes with a plethora of changes,
which allow the application to be utilized in real world situations
without any restrictions. Some of the changes include better
support, where chat operation will now be live on
www.freemobicard.com, no cap on text messages received, faster
response time due to a new server implementation, and no
restrictions on address lookups. At this time, organizations
can now join MobiCard and use an
organizational portal to manage their entire organization by
creating a card for every employee in a simple administrator
portal with a spread sheet. Additionally,
organizations may contact MobiCard to add their advertisement into
the application. This will allow MobiCard to capitalize on
two different revenue streams for the applications.
"Over the last year and a
half, our team has worked diligently to deliver a quality
application into the public market. Accordingly, I have
stressed the need to get this application developed with proper
coding standards. With full compliance of the current audit
measures, we are proud to launch these enterprise-ready apps to the
users. Josh and I are both deeply passionate people, and I am
confident you will see the collaboration of our meticulous efforts
to bring an elite product to the market.
This extensible platform will
not only be a major technological advancement in an already
antiquated industry but also allows us to incorporate cutting-edge
innovations for years to come. I look forward to
continued
work with
MobiCard as the platform evolves" expresses Andy
Sajnani,
CEO of Think Latitude.
Moving ahead, MobiCard plans
to go
through a week or two of this transition phase and will announce a
"soft launch" approach while we work on our financials.
MobiCard plans to use the feedback
from this new enterprise app from both companies and
individuals
user feedback
to engage
in talks with Think Latitude in order to plan for the next phase.
This phase will include new features that users have suggested
during the beta test along with features highly recommended by
MobiCard and Think Latitude's business development
team.
"My plan is to get the
financials completed while in this "soft launch phase" we need to
have the funding to complete this objective, but we are getting
close. Now that every user that signs up is a user in our database
I recommend sharing your card with anybody, and everybody. Every
single shareholder should create a
MobiCard.
Every account we get, will build our user-base and
add value to the company. As our user-base grows we will be able to
monetize the apps to draw revenue. Obviously, the more users we
have the more revenue we will be able to achieve from just the
advertising side of the applications. So, it's all about adding
users at this time. The company is open to any relationships for
anyone who would like to help us get enterprise (company) accounts
and is open to white label deals as well.
Share your card with
everyone, on every social media platform and encourage as many of
your friends, family members, and co-workers to sign up as
possible! I also recommend you share your
MobiCard on every social media
site you have a few times a week. The more people that learn about
Mobicard the more people will sign up and start using
MobiCard. This is now by far the
BEST product in its space on the market. Let people
know."
states
Josh Sodaitis CEO of
MobiCard.
"Upon wrapping up Phase 1.0
of MobiCard, I have seen tremendous potential growth and usability
in the world of startups and networking. In these unique
times, it is extremely important to digitize your brand and have
unlimited ways to share your contact information. I expect our
partnership will strengthen into the next phase by transcending
business and marketing strategies to become the premiere and
exclusive mobile business card on the market with real-time
analytics concluded Misha Shah, COO of Think
Latitude.
This release includes
forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the
Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the
Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. The Company invokes
the protections of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of
1995. All statements regarding our expected future financial
position, results of operations, cash flows, financing plans,
business strategies, products and services, competitive positions,
growth opportunities, plans and objectives of management for future
operations, as well as statements that include words such as
"anticipate," "if," "believe," "plan," "estimate," "expect,"
"intend," "may," "could," "should," "will," and other similar
expressions are forward-looking statements. All forward-looking
statements involve risks, uncertainties and contingencies, many of
which are beyond our control, which may cause actual results,
performance, or achievements to differ materially from anticipated
results, performance, or achievements. Factors that may cause
actual results to differ materially from those in the
forward-looking statements include those set forth in our prior
filings at www.sec.gov. The company is no longer a fully reporting
SEC filing company. We are under no obligation to (and expressly
disclaim any such obligation to) update or alter our
forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information,
future events or otherwise.
Joshua Sodaitis, Chairman &
CEO
MobiCard, Inc.
45 Prospect Street Cambridge,
MA 02139
Phone: 1-617-651-2460 OR
1-617-481-1971
Email: info@freemobicard.com
