MIRA : Your Way To Cryptocurrencies

If you are in the world of cryptocurrency, you need a few steps that are right and concrete. Well then it takes a sophisticated system for your path to cryptocurrencies, ie with the Mira feature called MiraBox.



MiraBox is a universal solution for purchasing, storing and sending cryptocurrencies. It is easily accessible to people who’s never had any experience with digital money.



With NominalBox one can buy a preset amount of cryptocurrency in a couple of clicks without registration or creating a wallet, as well as send it to other people like a regular file, avoiding the need to know about how transfers are done on blockchain.



Those who deal with cryptocurrencies a lot will be able to appreciate an extended functionality of MultiBox which can hold multiple kinds of tokens and



SmartBox with integrated smart contracts which allow to set specific conditions on accessing the money, like a certain date or currency rate.



New Features of MiraBox


MiraBox can only be opened after confirmation from a third party
However, you will be able to set the percentage of evidence required to open a MiraBox: all arbitrators must confirm the deal, or more than half, or a certain percentage. Packaging the document in MiraBox first version and introducing arbitration into the second is a step towards the introduction of the MiraGarant service in later releases.


MiraBox with "Double Bottom"
These MiraBoxes will provide two levels of protection by creating internal hidden content with a second password that cannot be accessed with a basic password. Moreover, only the owner of the MiraBox will know about the hidden content. In the first, closed part of MiraBox, a small amount of money, insignificant document or photo, may be placed. So, in the case of opening of a MiraBox by an intruder, they'll think there is nothing valuable except this picture. Install the master password on all the MiraBoxes of the same owner.


Scheme of Work MiraBox


Sending MiraBox to an unpacking application.
Entering the password.
Sending a request to open MiraBox.
Confirming the password.
Sending permission to open MiraBox (from the technical point of view this is the transfer of the second part of the encryption from the node to the contract, after the encryption is validated, MiraBox opening is initiated).


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