DisputeResolution

✅ What is Resolv?

Resolv is a smart dispute resolution system built for the Web3 and Blockchain ecosystem.
It’s designed to instantly resolve issues that may arise from smart contracts using AI-powered technology.

👉 Example Use Cases:
Disputes between freelancers and clients, NFT buyers and sellers, or DAO community members can be resolved quickly and fairly through Resolv.

🪙 RSV Token Details

Token Name: Resolv

Symbol: RSV

Total Supply: 1 Billion (1,000,000,000 RSV)

Blockchain: Ethereum (ERC-20)

🛠️ Utility of RSV Token

Pay service fees for dispute resolution

Stake for mediators/arbitrators

Participate in governance voting

Earn rewards for token holders

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This offer has now ended.

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Most people face issues such as disputes, frozen, or blocked bank accounts due to P2P selling.

Here’s how to recover a blocked bank account:

1: Write an application explaining the reason for the transaction. It is preferred to mark it as a personal transaction or state that you were selling a mobile phone through OLX.

2: Attach the CNIC of the sender along with the transaction receipt.

3: If possible, obtain a verified application from the sender, confirming that the payment was sent intentionally and not mistakenly. This application should be stamped by the sender’s bank.

4: Both applications (yours and the sender’s) should mention the same purpose for the transaction.

How to Decrease the Chances of a Dispute.

1: Always confirm that the sender has deposited the amount in cash and has not received it from another bank account to avoid being part of a chain dispute.

2: Always sell to an authorized Silver or Gold Merchant.

3: Always verify the CNIC of the sender and ensure that the CNIC matches the bank account title.

4: Never forget to obtain a receipt for the transaction.

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