David Ewaku wrote: ...
I am trying to solve this by getting local banks
involved.
Thanks! :)
How would this work? Does E-gold have programs-projects that get banks involved in the exchange?
I could snail mail you some stuff, but in my experience it mostly involves convincing one person to do the three magic things (create an account, get a spend, and see a spend). Once the person has done that and seen how a spend settles instantly, he or she can usually see e-gold's potential without additional help, and any bank that's already used to doing currency exchanges could simply think of e-gold as yet-another currency and start selling and buying it tomorrow. IMO, this will be most especially helpful to the Africans in the most politically-oppressed countries. Increased demand for gold-as-money will also help African gold miners. Africans using communally- owned computers will of course need to be very careful about their passphrase-security hygiene.
Would central banks approval be required for e-gold to be traded in a currency?
That depends on the bankers/country/central-bank, so if you're concerned you should probably ask a lawyer over there who would know for sure. Please email me privately with a good snail-mail for you, and good luck! JMR
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