[UPDATE] Cloned Card Stock Outages & P2P Program Multiplicity Ramifications - July 11, 2023

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Current Data Bottleneck Explained

We have recently been struck with a multitude of stock outages in regards to Cloned Cards within various different levels primarily Domestic High-Balance & International Mid-Balance / High Balance Variations. Our products are powered by data which must be acquired via Skimming Devices, P2P (Peer 2 Peer) Skimming Program is our program which is dedicated to onboarding past retail clients into acquiring data for us to be able to encode onto retail products (Cloned Cards) and in return have 50% of their data converted into Cloned Cards (in bulk) which can be utilized to cash out within their local area at scale (learn more on our TOR Store). This schematic has been working perfectly fine over the past years and continues to work well since initial implementation in 2020, however we have been seeing a high influx of new P2P users which have needed our attention on onboarding and data acquisition, as well as distribution of new training models to have them acquire data via Skimming at peak scale.

This training has elongated onboarding to roughly a month before we start taking data from them in exchange for wholesale Cloned Cards to produce retails products. We have all of their inputted data since roughly January of this year stockpiled unused from all new distributors since their initial training, which means we were only using our P2P data distributors that we have acquired on the program before 2023 which is roughly 95 P2P users across the USA & UK. We did this because we were training a new proprietary Artificial Intelligence filtration server stack that can be used to better filter all of the incoming data from the P2P and auxiliary data sources, this way we can increase our success rate from 94% to roughly 96% in regards to working rate for Retail and Wholesale Affiliates on Cloned Cards.

Essentially what this ended up doing was placing a bottleneck on our data supply as demand has skyrocketed over the past year or so and we have achieved roughly 10,000 unique customers as of today, in which 82% of them are repeat customers. Thus meaning demand outgrew the supply as we weren't actively using data from the new data sources.

Solution & Execution

The Artificial Intelligence Server Stack is completely finished and operational, therefore we no longer need to sort by hand in order to process new data inflow. We will be letting down the floodgates in regards to using the data from January from the newer P2P Users as of today as well as all of the new weekly submissions we get from P2P distributors into the future post-onboarding. We couldn't risk distributing retail or wholesale cards that could potentially be faulty because of scaling too quick, we understand the concern from our user base regarding failure to order because of stock-outages, however as said before, having our customers pay for a product that is potentially faulty is simply not acceptable and we refuse to have our customers pay their hard earned money for a product that is using data that is within its BETA stage of quality control.


What this Means for Customers

There will be no more stock outages for any of the cards we sell Domestically, with few to little stock outages for International Cards. This is simply because cards that we acquire that are actually able to be used Internationally only account for roughly 20% of our data inflow in general, and we have a large proportion of International Customers, hence meaning the stock outages. We will still be accepting orders via
Telegram or our TOR Store and nothing is impacted in regards to our product points of sale.


P2P DSCA (Data Supply Chain Architecture) - Initially Implemented in 2020

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Python Cards - CEO of PythonKingdom
 

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