Cyclos vs Hudson Valley Current

Cyclos is online banking software with additional modules such as e-commerce and communication tools. Cyclos has been made available by the NGO STRO (Social Trade Organization). If your organization uses Cyclos and has mobile banking enabled you can use this app to connect to the banking services provided by your organization. Features: - Easy payments - Check your account balance - Check your payment history - Manage your contacts - View profile of other users - Register new user - Fingerprint authentication - Marketplace & shopping cart - View nearby businesses on Map - Buy and redeem Vouchers (with camera / QR code) - Receive payments (POS), using NFC card, QR code (camera), card number, and other identification methods - Send payment request to other channels (whatsapp, email) - Print payment receipts - Read announcements through mobile pages - Create your own custom operations - Customize logo, fixed URL, layout (white-label) How does it work? The first time you start the mobile app you will have to enter the URL of your organization. After selecting the `Submit` button you can login with your user name and password. If you just want to test the mobile app you can connect to the Cyclos demo site. This can be done by entering the URL demo.cyclos.org at the setting page (gear wheel icon at the top right) and logging in with an existing Cyclos demo user account. If you do not have a demo account you can register one at the Cyclos site (https://demo.cyclos.org). You can also use the pre registered demo user account (user: demo1 password: 1234) to login directly with the mobile app. www.cyclos.org/mobilebanking www.socialtrade.org

Hudson Valley Current supports a new economic direction based on the principles of localism and triple bottom line thinking. HVC promotes local self-reliance through economic development, educates the community about our economic system, and increases opportunities for underserved communities. There are three primary projects of the Hudson Valley Current: 1) The Current: a mutual credit based local currency; 2) Livelihood Magazine: a local living economy publication; and 3) the Satisfy Hunger campaign: a food security initiative.