PZM Cash Security System

🏆 A recent ICOrating study shows that traders should not relax, entrusting their assets to even the largest exchanges and platforms. Security issues are at all, even the most seemingly reliable service.

💡 The lack of regulation in the field of cryptocurrencies puts the deposits of traders and investors at risk. The problem is that the exchange administration in fact does not bear any responsibility for your deposits, so at the moment there are no serious security criteria that exchanges and various crypto services must meet, which you will not find in organizations of the traditional financial sphere.

PZM Cash Security Solutions

• Sidechains created in PZM CASH contribute to enhanced network security. Due to the fact that sidechains are located on top of the main network, it is therefore impossible to disrupt the operation of the latter by creating bugs in the "child" networks or violating the stability of their work. For example, if an error occurs  in Ethereum, a hard fork is required to fix it.
• The time-tested SHA256 cryptographic hashing algorithm is used on the Merkle-Damgor structure.
• To carry out an attack of 51% and have the ability to exclude transactions or change the order of transactions, an attacker needs to gain control over 51% of all PZM Cash coins by gaining control of or bribing, coaxing forgers. This is highly unlikely with the increasing development of the network.
• An attacker can try to increase their likelihood of forging by shuffling or moving a large number of coins to one account. To avoid such actions, the rule of PZM Cash static is introduced in the account for 1440 blocks (24 hours). It is these coins on the balance that determine the probability of forging. In the event of such an attack, an attacker will not be able to forge anything during the day, which will result in big losses.