RENSNCE VS Traditional Banking
Traditional Banking
TradFi ApproachBrick-and-mortar institutions with limited hours, high fees, and geographic barriers. The unbanked remain unbanked because access requires an address, a credit history, and a minimum balance.
Structural Flaws
- Manual, periodic reporting (Quarterly/Annual)
- Compliance is post-trade & reactive
- Assets trapped in siloed databases
RENSNCE DAO
Renaissance ApproachSovereign Finance operates 24/7/365 from any smartphone. No minimum balance. No credit history required. AI-driven underwriting uses alternative data. A farmer in Kenya has the same access as a banker in New York.
The RENSNCE Standard
- Real-Time Reporting: Audit-grade data, block by block.
- Automated Compliance: Rules enforced by smart contract code.
- Asset Fluidity: Tokenized for instant, global liquidity.
Performance Benchmarks
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