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BOKU Boku Inc.

172.50
-0.50 (-0.29%)
03 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Boku Inc. LSE:BOKU London Ordinary Share CMN SHS USD0.0001 (DI) REG S CAT 3/144A
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.50 -0.29% 172.50 170.00 175.00 172.50 171.50 172.50 243,827 08:00:08
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Cmp Processing,data Prep Svc 64.52M 28.9M 0.0965 17.88 516.55M
Boku Inc. is listed in the Cmp Processing,data Prep Svc sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BOKU. The last closing price for Boku was 173p. Over the last year, Boku shares have traded in a share price range of 131.00p to 191.50p.

Boku currently has 299,448,024 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Boku is £516.55 million. Boku has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 17.88.

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25/10/2018
11:56
And the VCaps continue to dump stock. New notice up today. Chimers has been dead on here from the start and calling this lot out as a fraud. If this company was on the verge of greatness then why are they leaving? There desperately trying to claw back what they originally put into the company by way of this listing on the AIM casino. I have to laugh there not even discreet about it, that last pump & dump was shameful.
bam567
25/10/2018
11:14
It won't be long before this fraud hits zero.
bam567
23/10/2018
13:21
Watching the all the trades and stock is just getting dumped here.
bam567
22/10/2018
21:08
I like everybody on this site except you,
alangrifbang
22/10/2018
16:30
The pretend pensioner is attempting to get me to post here instead of on his beloved BANGO lol.
He doesnt seem to like you much!!

chimers
22/10/2018
16:08
Yes we've got chimers back on the BANGO site ruining every bodies posts ,at least he is leaving you alone .
alangrifbang
18/10/2018
08:40
I see the company stooges have disappeared, leaving the dreamers who bought in on the pump & dump wave to go broke. You make me sick.
bam567
16/10/2018
09:47
All you guys need to do is pay attention to who is leaving the building and not entering it. The only resistance you guys will meet is the VCaps happily passing their shares to you as they wash there hands of an investment that went tragically wrong.
bam567
16/10/2018
08:42
Possible resistance at the 100day MA on the Daily.
redbarge
13/10/2018
10:11
@lentjes over at the Bango forum dropped this article on to their thread. Read thru to the part on carrier billing.
redbarge
12/10/2018
14:29
chimers - you're a real funny lad (I assume bloke, maybe transgender? ;)

so R&M took yesterday's market malaise and accompanying price trashing to add to their position.. they're now above 5%

hopefully that'll underpin the price in the knowledge an institution (for it's discretionary clients) are willing to take advantage of anymore huge markdowns to add to their position.

good weekend all.. let's hope the yanks don't give us a Black Monday :)

kalkaar
12/10/2018
12:41
I will return to see how you get on.
GL.

chimers
12/10/2018
12:41
Mobile Payments ̵2; A Blockchain Utility Ripe with Opportunity
Card network fees, EMV regulations and merchant liability are creating an opportunity for crypto payments to become a serious thing.

chimers
12/10/2018
12:37
BOKU best newcomer at the 2018 AIM Awards.
redbarge
12/10/2018
12:36
Mobile payments today have become the most preferred method of transaction for an increasing number of customers. India leads with 56% of its consumers using their smartphones to pay for goods and services. However, the emergence of these mobile payments has increased the number of fraud and cybersecurity risks related to digital transactions. These are reasons why some consumers are reluctant to embrace the latest mobile payment technologies entirely.

Vulnerabilities

Whether it’s your wearable device, home automation or your mobile device, hackers will try and exploit security vulnerabilities. Assuming that the latest mobile payment technology has figured out all their security flaws is wrong. There might be some vulnerabilities that can be exploited by hackers. Its, therefore, advised that you keep personal information safe by following necessary security measures. These include having a secure password, using two-factor authentication, data encryption, shopping on safe sites only and changing your password frequently. Fraudulent transactions

Hackers are the most persistent beings in this world. They adapt their techniques to breach digital payment technologies, and they don’t give up easily. However, if you are up to speed with the standard security concerns, you can stay safe from these cybercriminals. No mobile payment method is 100% secure, but blockchain is slowly changing that narrative.

If mobile payments were made as secure as possible, more people would adapt to using them. However, it is the logic of vulnerabilities and security that keeps most people from using them, and they prefer to use cash or do bank transactions.

What’s blockchain?

Blockchain is a distributed database system that records the number of transactions taking place in real time and also maintains the list. Blockchain records are time-stamped and stored with very high levels of data encryption making it tamper proof and indisputable.

Imagine having a cash note that carries with it a ledger of encrypted data. On it, the details of every prior transaction carried out through the same is stored. To make it better, every person who comes into contact with this note has the transaction details on the bill in its entire lifetime. By the time you receive the note, you will have the transaction history at hand, and you will know if the person holding the note currently is worth transacting with or not. This is the main quality and feature presented by blockchain.

Blockchain is the technology in every company’s mind with digital currency being on the rise. Blockchain technology has the ability to decrease the rampant security issues in mobile payments and online purchases. Blockchain is providing an additional layer of security and trust ensuring that both sides involved in a transaction come out safe, secured and most important paid. It’s the security and trust that is providing blockchain with the chance to grow at such a good pace in the last year. If mobile payments were to adopt the same, users would increase significantly, but now mobile payments are a bit limited.

Digital payment services and blockchain

Digital payment service providers have now seen the need of embracing the blockchain technology. They are developing and using blockchain technology in an effort to use it to secure contactless payments. Every individual in a blockchain enabled transaction through the service providers will have the record of the relevant transaction in the system.

By trusting the technology, blockchain offers users both individuals and entities to transfer money to untrusted parties. By making good use of the blockchain technology, these parties are confident that both the end of the agreements are upheld, and transfer values agreed on are attainable.

The inherent trust factor related with blockchain is most important when dealing with peer-to-peer payments. The internet is filled with stories of overly trusting individuals who send money to people who say they will provide goods or service but disappears when they receive the payment. With blockchain technology, the use of smart contracts, digital contracts are used to help protect the people using blockchain for their digital transactions. Once uploaded to blockchain, smart contracts can’t be changed, must be honored by all involved parties, and they are available for everyone to see. This gives the end users assurance that businesses handling the transactions can be trusted.

The rise of digital payment solutions and financial technology is helping the world go cashless. Cashless payments are now covered by a wide range of technologies from cryptocurrencies and blockchain which are on the rise as well as mobile apps and digital wallets. Among all these methods, blockchain is driving the primary disruption of financial services.

At the core, blockchain is an absolute record book. It keeps a record of all transactions made, and this makes it a fantastic tool for financial services. With all this happening swiftly, people are left to wonder if blockchain is the future of payment methods.

chimers
12/10/2018
12:20
You bought at the top or very close to it and that's why your here and deep underwater.

Learn to let go.
Rescue what you can and take a time out and start all over again.
When you see a profit...........GRAB IT.

Nobody ever went to the poor house by taking a profit.

chimers
12/10/2018
12:07
BOKU best newcomer at the 2018 AIM Awards.
redbarge
12/10/2018
11:44
Do yourselves a favour and filter out the nuggets....
redbarge
12/10/2018
11:36
I'm sure you do live in hope as your investment is walking out the back door with the VCaps. The truth is you don't like the answer to the question, but trust me what has happened here in recent days should be a reality check for all of you. Wake up.
bam567
12/10/2018
10:48
not being funny, and do have a lot of patience when helping others understand things, but when questions are asked like that then have no idea why people are risking their money in the market if they don't know or can't workout the answers for themselves.

I live in hope..

kalkaar
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