Bitcoin NGO Motiv Launches Life Saving Programs For Financial Inclusion In Peru
Motiv provided its list of programs which help underdeveloped communities transact in bitcoin, learn job skills and build companies.NGO Motiv Inc. recently launched 16 circular bitcoin economies in Peru.The NGO has released a series of programs for the communities to encourage financial inclusion.Motiv provides tools to transact in bitcoin, build companies and higher education opportunities.Motiv Inc., a non-government organization (NGO) dedicated to financial inclusion, has released its curriculum of Life Saving Step Programs which help underdeveloped communities become better equipped to....
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