The simple answer: Any company that can come out with a new blockchain based operating system; or even a new way, (that doesn't infringe on the GBOX patents), to; 1.) cause instant B2B, P2P, B2P, etc. settlement transactions and payments in real time; 2.) have that system fit within the FINRA, U.S. and Global Legal and regulatory government framework(s) for money processing, Anti-Money Laundering, Fiat and Multi-Cryptocurrency conversion, etc.; 3.) can acquire or has PCI-DSS Level 1 certification, a Money Services Business License, a Payment Facilitator's License (PayFac), etc.; 4.) can gain or steal the support and business of already entrenched and properly operating businesses, (that by then will have already made billions and in some cases trillions from GBOX technology), etc.; and can monetarily, intellectually and legally be able to fight and win in the courts, from the billions liquid, and legally packed version of GreenBox POS and their then subsidiaries, by that time... (you get my drift). Any company that can do those things will have the platform to compete.
Believe it or not, (IMO), GreenBox's competition is not going to come in the form of another company. I believe that it may, and could, come in the form of irreparable in fighting, that would make the company sellable or capable of being stolen; through the death of a founder, or both founders; and while under new management. Short of that, competition for GBOX will be hard to come by.
Think about it...Circle got on board, (injecting 13 plus billion dollars of their technology and money into GBOX through SIGNET), and Signature Bank handed over $80 Billion dollars of assets to them to manage with their ecosystem. FiServ, VISA, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, etc. use their technology; and that's just who we know about. I personally don't see anyone challenging them technology vs. technology. GBOX (IMO) has to watch out for the mole(s), and the steal. The good and bad thing about new technology creation is that everyone involved is usually highly intelligent. That intelligence definitely has to be managed.
