Pacio is creating an economy of applications and users that find it beneficial to use the TENDER currency. The economy will serve many applications for different industries or interest groups. This could include gaming apps, business apps, accounting apps, social media apps, payment/remittance apps, or apps for non-technical enterprises like charities or individuals.

They are a bad deal - expensive, volatile and with an unbalanced incentive system. They favour speculation over transactions.

Let’s take a look at how the TENDER deals with some of the attack vectors and avoids design flaws.

TENDER has specific features that set it apart from other digital currencies: zero cost (micro)transfers; high transaction bandwidth (billions of tps); non-volatility through dynamic supply; immediate validation and revocable transfers; support of multiple fiat currencies - users work with e.g. TENDER$ or TENDER€; fiat currency gateway

Companies that create applications, goods and services have the biggest incentive for a stable and thriving economy. That makes them the most trusted parties and qualifies them to receive TENDER emissions.

To meet the overall TENDER economy objective of being fair to all participants, the governance or consensus system cannot have any conflicts of interest.

The Pacio solution is to use multiple digital currencies in the economy to mirror the national fiat currencies required by app developers. Initially, there will be TENDER$ and TENDER€, with additional currencies to be added via a governance vote when the market (one or more developers) calls for it.