Vstenterprises.com Website Review

Founded in 2012, VST Enterprises has been lauded for its development of VCode®, which, among other applications, has the potential to revolutionise financial transactions both online and offline. The versatile VCode® technology allows genuine users to authenticate themselves across a variety of transactions and interactions. It is currently being trialled to protect against fraud in many sectors, from docu*ent verification, to unattended car park payment systems, end-to-end supply chain management and interactive charitable giving transactions. I know VSTE prides itself on its 'infinite possibilities' — and it is exactly that sort of optimism this country needs to power its economy. Manchester's exciting tech industry is already sparking new ideas and new businesses and VSTE will be able to spread the word in VST Enterprises is a prime example of how UK firms are seizing the numerous opportunities available in overseas markets. It's great to see VST Enterprises follow the Prime Minister's Trade Mission to India with a new contract which will use the best of British innovation to Liam Fox - International Trade Minister of the United Kingdom The city is home to many large global firms such as BNY Mellon, and RBS, as well as new, innovative organisations like VST Enterprises. Many firms such as Lloyds and Barclays also have their UK IT centres here. This convergence of Manchester's two largest industries, financial services and digital technology, has resulted in a growing cluster of FinTech businesses; from well-established companies supporting the financial services, to smaller firms developing novel solutions and disrupting current business models. We have seen particular growth in FinTech firms specialising in payments. VCode® leads the way for next generation engagement with consumers. The accuracy of the codes, the sophistication of smartphone handsets, dynamic flexible content and the low cost of deployment make this technology ideal for visual media and outdoor promotion. The BBC is