In an interview with Way2Pay, Erfan Zanganeh, CEO of the Iranian crypto wallet Four, said the product is not meant to replace centralised exchanges but to return ownership of assets to users. Four lets users choose among three key-custody models, compares trading routes and draws on liquidity from more than 170 trading venues, charges a 0.25% trading fee and gives access to more than 24,000 assets. Zanganeh described a three-to-five-year plan to turn Four into a Web3-based super-app. The source is an interview, not a launch announcement; launch date and user numbers are not stated.
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