Divided By Borders, United By FLUUS
summary
A keyless non-custodial wallet built for MENA uses face recognition retrieves private keys so users don’t have to write seed phrases on paper, addressing a $2 trillion industry’s reliance on fragile backups. Origin story begins in a Dutch refugee camp; product enables crypto payments, pizza delivery anecdote illustrates permissionless access. Company runs a network of verified agents for legal crypto-to-cash conversions used after the Beirut blast and the 2021 Afghan withdrawal, serving Lebanon, Egypt, Jordan, Iraq, Somalia and Afghanistan.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00FLUUS and global borders
- 2:14Founder and mission
- 4:02Crypto use in refugee camp
- 6:48Seed phrase security with face recognition
- 7:58FLUUS in crisis regions
- 9:25Crypto in Afghanistan withdrawal
- 10:30FLUUS vision for inclusion
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