Part of me is unsure if this is simply lack of understanding in having proper separation of personal assets and accounts with business assets and accounts.
A CEO/employee of a company should never be sending themselves fund to refund/reimburse clients from their own personal bank account. If an A CEO/employee of a company was trying to refund me from their own personal bank account opposite to a corporate bank account I would be rather suspicious. This is not the first time either. While I can understand why a startup’s CEO tends to do this it is something I would hope a more mature project/company would reframe from doing.
I can only hope moving forward that if refunds are not being processed by the main business account for whatever reason than a separate account that only handles refunds/payment issues for that service is established and used to deal with overflow/failure to auto-refund/other issues. This would be increasingly needed if the person starts to operate further down the road other projects as well.
It might also be a good idea for them to look at their own internal policy’s regarding owner or employees being able to use there internal system to vote. CEO’s always have to be extra careful and include transparency in what they are doing. Otherwise issues tend to rise. Sending funds over our blockchain is one heck of transparency that can be easily audited by anyone from the outside.
Good idea - I will create a separate account from where the refunds will be made, but there is a reason why I decided to refund them directly from my account:
Having an account with over 1.7 Million Steempower and daily volume of thousands of dollars is no joke and requires special care - so I try to minimize the amount of logins I do to that account as much as possible.
Yes, a 'good idea' @enjar :)
Monthly gross profit at 6 digits and the business is wondering about a refund account separate to a devs. own wallet.
I don’t know those sounds like rookie numbers to be. Got least push that up to 10 digits of monthly profit by end of Q3. Otherwise we just got offshore the entire blockchain to swamps of Georgia. It's just out of my hands ;)
Perhaps they are a bit low - I'm not even going to investigate that one!