Will Perfect Money allow loan operations? Obscure new options

September 2, 2010 - 3:25am | News | Payment systems |
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Will Perfect Money allow loan operations? Obscure new options

More and more users of the payment system Perfect Money are discussing the changes introduced by the company which are for some reason not made public by the management of the payment processor itself. Customers of Perfect Money noticed, in particular, that they have some new options inside their accounts which are:

- Credit status
- Trust score

The Credit status option can be seen soon after you log into your account on your main page. At the moment, as many users report, they see “Normal, no overdue loans” note in the Credit status field.

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But what could that mean? Apparently, it may mean that in the future Perfect Money users would be able to take loans and lend money to each other. The credit service available at WebMoney is very popular today and Perfect Money seems to be developing similar product, but the goals remain uncertain. Perhaps it would be more beneficial for those who take loans for making deposits into the investment projects in order to get a revenue which will exceed the loan interest. We can thinks of many things trying to suppose why this Credit status has been introduced by the system.

As for the Trust score, this option is only shown when a user makes a money transfer in the Send Money section. According to the reports of our readers, the more the Trust score is the more this account is trusted and reputed. However, there are no details on how the Trust score is calculated.

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We cannot say exactly what the Credit status and Trust score options are, still we can assume that in the future Perfect Money will surely introduce some new services. What are they? Our readers can only speculate so far.
 




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