Zebec Protocol (ZBC)

Zebec Protocol (ZBC) is a cryptocurrency created by Zebec, a blockchain-based platform for decentralised micro-insurance. It is designed to provide an affordable and transparent way for users to organise and effect micro-insurance contracts. Founded in 2018 by Alex Natsu, this cryptocurrency has become an important part of the blockchain micro-insurance ecosystem. What Makes Zebec Protocol Unique? Zebec Protocol is one of the first blockchain-based platforms that uses smart contracts to ensure the safe transfer of payments and other data related to micro-insurance policies. It offers a secure, transparent and cost-efficient way to manage micro-insurance transactions. It also uses a consensus mechanism that is used to confirm and protect changes in the policies, helping to eliminate risk and fraud. The platform also comes with a decentralized marketplace that allows users to easily trade and manage their micro-insurance policies. This makes managing micro-insurance policies faster and simpler. Additionally, users can access the Zebec network 24/7, as the platform is built on smart contracts. Where Is Zebec Protocol Used? Zebec Protocol is being used by companies, organisations and individuals from a variety of sectors. It is particularly useful for companies that need to manage large numbers of small contracts such as those found in the insurance sector. By using the Zebec network, companies can manage their micro-insurance policies quickly and efficiently, without the need for a central authority. Where Can You Buy / Sell Zebec Protocol? At present, Zebec Protocol is still a relatively new cryptocurrency, so it isn’t yet available on all major exchanges. However, it is possible to purchase ZBC on some crypto exchanges such as Bithumb, BitAsset and Tidex. Unfortunately, there aren’t currently any exchanges offering a ZBC/ETH trading pair. In order to sell ZBC, users can use the Zebec Protocol Marketplace, an exchange built specifically for ZBC. This allows users to trade their ZBC for other cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin.