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NetworkNewsBreaks – Global Payout, Inc. (GOHE) and MTrac’s The Key to Cashless® Now Federally Registered U.S. Trademark
Global Payout (OTC: GOHE) along with its wholly-owned subsidiary MTrac Tech Corporation today announced that the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has federally registered its slogan, The Key to Cashless® under Trademark Registration #5705041. With completion and official registration, the company will incorporate the trademark into its growing book of assets. “This slogan represents our philosophical vision for the financial solutions our team is delivering to an industry in need,” MTrac CEO Vanessa Luna said in the news release. “The cannabis industry has, in my opinion, been federally handcuffed by Schedule 1 classification, and all of the state-licensed cannabis businesses, who are doing everything correct from a regulatory compliance perspective to remain in good standing with its state and local governments, and who are creating jobs and generating tax revenue for the betterment of communities, have been effectively cut off from traditional banking services. These organizations have endured many challenges such as high security costs, managing financial expenditures, and all of the risks associated with cash-only or cash-heavy operations.”
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Global Payout (OTC: GOHE) along with its wholly-owned subsidiary MTrac Tech Corporation today announced that the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has federally registered its slogan, The Key to Cashless® under Trademark Registration #5705041. With completion and official registration, the company will incorporate the trademark into its growing book of assets. “This slogan represents our philosophical vision for the financial solutions our team is delivering to an industry in need,” MTrac CEO Vanessa Luna said in the news release. “The cannabis industry has, in my opinion, been federally handcuffed by Schedule 1 classification, and all of the state-licensed cannabis businesses, who are doing everything correct from a regulatory compliance perspective to remain in good standing with its state and local governments, and who are creating jobs and generating tax revenue for the betterment of communities, have been effectively cut off from traditional banking services. These organizations have endured many challenges such as high security costs, managing financial expenditures, and all of the risks associated with cash-only or cash-heavy operations.”
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