Accredited Solutions Launches TEL-CDR Token to Revolutionize Telecom Settlements

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Accredited Solutions, Inc. (OTC: ASII) has unveiled TEL-CDR, the official utility token for the CDRChain ecosystem, signaling a leap forward in how voice and SMS traffic settlements are conducted in the telecommunications sector. This innovation promises to streamline transactions among telecom carriers, MVNOs, infrastructure providers, and messaging aggregators by leveraging blockchain technology for enhanced speed, efficiency, and transparency.
Eduardo Brito, CEO of Accredited Solutions, highlighted the token's potential to redefine the clearing and settlement processes for telecom services worldwide. With an initial issuance of $50 million, TEL-CDR is built on a blockchain framework that prioritizes scalability, security, and environmental sustainability. The token's applications include facilitating settlement payments, governing platform operations, offering staking rewards, and granting access rights to partners, thereby fostering a more inclusive and automated ecosystem for all participants.
The launch of TEL-CDR is particularly significant for small and mid-sized telecom providers, as it levels the playing field by offering them the same transaction transparency and speed as larger entities. This move is expected to enhance economic inclusion within the industry. For those interested in delving deeper into the token's structure and capabilities, a comprehensive white paper is accessible at https://cdrchain.ai/utility-token.
In response to shareholder inquiries about a potential reverse stock split, Accredited Solutions clarified that such measures are not on the table at present, thanks to strategic progress and the projected advantages stemming from the TEL-CDR token initiative. The company is committed to enhancing shareholder value through its pioneering blockchain solutions and advancements in digital infrastructure.

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