A new report from Cointelegraph Research and Onramper revealed that fiat-crypto transactions have a 50% failure rate due to several factors, including user location.
The cryptographic community continues to explore ways to eliminate the difference between traditional finance and legal currency according to the special tools of the decentralized financial system (Defi). The password entry service platform is the main way for customers to travel between the two financial ecosystem software.
But a new result from Cointelegraph Research and Onramper, a provider of financial services based on passwords, shows that 50 per cent of legal password transactions are unsuccessful, even after learning that customers are trading.
In addition, because of the difficulty of the transaction process, the transaction scrapping rate in the purchase process can be as high as 90%.
The study examined nine of the largest legal password entries, including Coinify, MoonPay, Transak and Wyre.
According to the data, although one of the key factors includes the customer site, the performance of various on-ramps varies greatly. Europe has the highest success rate, while Africa and South America have the least success rate.
The external factors that jeopardize password entry transactions include the method of payment, the legal currency used to convert it into a password, and available transaction pairs. Bank transfer, as a method of payment, has been proved to be excellent in terms of transaction success rate, and achieved close to 100% success in these two cases.
In addition, transaction quality is a major indicator of success. Relatively small transactions with a use value of $0 to $26 have an authorization rate of 66%, while transactions with an use value of more than $5000 generally have an authorization rate of 19%.
Scientific research has concluded that the potential solution to the transaction authorization problem may be for OTP service providers to provide as wide an aggregation entrance as possible in a separate interface. The other is dynamic routing transactions, which provide consumers with the best choice for their situation.
Recently, at the Davos Forum, Paolo Ardoino, Tether's technical director, called the site's stablecoin tether (USDT) the portal to BTC (BTC).
The HKMA has also described its upcoming retail central bank digital currency as a potential entry into the Defi industry.
Disclaimer agreement: the exploration in this article is collated by Cointelegraph and Onramper.