Millions of people could soon dump cash… for a radical new type of payment.
Stansberry Research

Dear Reader,

Millions of people could soon dump cash… for a radical new type of payment.

Until this Saturday, we're sharing an in-depth look at how it works… and why it could make you 4 times your money as an early investor.

It's not bitcoin… or any other cryptocurrency.

But the fact is, 700 million people have already signed up to use it, through a powerful new app that could change the U.S. dollar.

"This is the new cash ," says Dr. Steve Sjuggerud, who has been tracking the trend since 2016. "It's a radical new technology that allows you to pay for everything on your phone and carry your entire life on a barcode."

As Business Insider reports, demand for this new payment technology could grow by 80% a year through 2020.

It could make credit cards "obsolete," says CBS News.

"This new cash is better than bitcoin… Ethereum… you name it," says Steve Sjuggerud, who predicts that early investors could make 200% to 300% through a stake in the firm behind it.

Until Saturday, you can access the full details on this opportunity here.

Regards,

Justin Brill
Editor, The Stansberry Digest


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