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The Gendex, Your Own Personal Bank in the Palm of Your Hand

ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, UNITED STATES, November 20, 2014 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Daniel Lexington believes that your money should be easily accessible. He also thinks that technology is the way to make this happen. He’s lining up an Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign to transform the PDA, a device which hasn’t changed a whole lot since 2007, into the ultimate personal memory organizer, capable of maintaining your personal calendar, tracking your expenses, and dispensing your financial transactions. Without paper. So how’s he going to manage this feat which amounts to relocating your bank from its current location to the palm of your hand? With the Gendex.

The Gendex is small enough at 7” x 3.5” x 3/8 to fit inside your shirt pocket or your purse.
This electronic wallet has a keyboard made of a unique design with keys arranged in a circle on its small, one-finger keyboard; the most commonly used letters can be found in the inner circle. After just a little bit of practice in getting used to the new system, people soon find that they’re achieving high data entry rates. Even if you feel that your level of computer proficiency isn’t as high as you’d like it to be, you’ll be glad to know that the Gendex is tailored for astonishing efficiency and ease of use. Every action and transaction has a prompt for the next step, and the keypad is simply arranged with a minimum of entry keys and non-redundant commands. Gendex memories are categorized by subject matter: Agenda, Money, People, and Notes. Its seven functions perform logically to provide a user-friendly process.

The Gendex provides what people are looking for in a handheld product. It can perform the everyday functions that currently require paper and pencil; its vertical orientation enhances easy eye movement; it has unlimited memory; it’s self-indexing; it has a secret code that conceals sensitive personal information; it acts as a telephone for verbal communication and bank voice verification; and the memory is inaccessible for unauthorized use.

Years of research have gone into the development of the 3D material design and its interchangeable components. This configuration is part of what gives the Gendex its cost versatility that allows the company to reach out to a wide range of price levels in different markets. The Gendex may be small and lean, but it’s sturdy; its unique patentable self-locking case is weatherproof, shockrpoof, breakproof, and also idiotproof. Instead of reaching for their wallets, in the future people will reach for their Gendex. The mechanical design is already accomplished. What remains is the design of the interface and network software, along with computers with satellites installed to connect communications with money transfers.

Lexington believes that by distributing the Gendex at low-cost, people will be lifted out of poverty as ordinary people will lead the way to bring their national currencies into the fold of the Union of Sovereign Citizens (USC). What’s needed to bring the Gendex to the point where it can transform both personal scheduling and finance is $50,000,000 from crowdfunding for engineering and start-up manufacturing. Forty engineers will be hired, and the company needs to purchase ASIC plotting equipment. Once the USC’s money is issued, the Gendex will store it. Shareholders of the Gendex Bank will share in dividends from the free issuance of money.
Lexington foresees a day when Gendex will be the top choice for copanies who are seeking ways to expand cooperative services. This means that people will be able to work fewer hours, and share rides, cars, houses, and offices. The world is changing, and technology is leading the way. The Gendex is on hand to make sure that the change is for the better.

About Gendex
Your PDS may not have changed much since 2007, but the Gendex (www.gendex2.com), a palm-sized device that fits in your purse or shirt pocket, is about to change that perception. At only seven inches by three and a half inches, and just 3/8 of an inch deep, the Gendex operates like an electronic wallet. It serves as your own personal, portable electronic accountant, your appointment book, and your personal database of people, names, and dates. Founder Daniel Lexington counts on the Gendex and its design not only to keep track of your personal schedule, but also to revolutionize financial transactions because of its ability to transmit monetary units by secure data-radio transmissions.

Daniel Lexington
Gendex
www.gendex2.com
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