Andreas Vezonik: Racing Ahead Many Others in the Financial Services Sectors is this Intelligent and Astute Business Personality
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Too many developments and advancements in the world that is determined to only see an upward growth pattern amongst many industries of the world leads to some great revolutions in many sectors of business as a whole. However, appreciating only the technological advancements for its growth is not fair, as many young entrepreneurs enter the field of various business sectors and display their knowledge and talents by making a positive difference in their respective fields, proving the world that an intelligent mind along with the latest technological advances of the world can lead to the success of the business world.

The world of finance is no different, no matter how many advances it sees, it always would require young talents that can bring about their dose of newness and creativity in the field for becoming more successful. One such young businessman who works relentlessly growing the financial sphere is Andreas Vezonik.

At the young age of 23, Vezonik shows the drive and the quest to achieve success in the financial field, which is quite a tough industry to crack. He learns every day by gaining as much knowledge as possible and still looks out for ways he can churn more ideas that can make him the numero uno as the youngest Fin-Tech entrepreneur of the world.

Hailing from Klagenfurt, Austria and born in 1996, Vezonik, who belonged to a middle-class family, always believed in his passion for changing his life for the better by becoming an entrepreneur. This thirst of him to get into the entrepreneurial world made him hop from one industry to another and gave him the chances to learn a lot many things along the way which he could apply in his future businesses. At 17, he started working in network marketing, then went into the health industry and finally entered the field of finance and banking, which gave him the chance to be a part of the European corporation, offering financial services.

After knowing that he could achieve much more in the field, he tirelessly worked in the European market and even acquired about 25,000 clients by providing financial services which made $25,000,000 in sales. Nothing in life comes easy, and Vezonik too faced a number of challenges that stopped him getting nearer to becoming an entrepreneur.

Recalling his first years of business, Vezonik says that it was very tough and struggled with several companies where he used to be a top affiliate always. His efforts made him acquire over 30,000 customers for various companies he worked and did millions in revenue as well. However, Vezonik decided to part ways with them as he realized that certain decisions that were made were not favourable for him. However, today he feels thankful for all the things he learnt from these companies that helped him to become what he is today.

This made him initiate his first-ever company called "VolumeX" (https://volumex.io) in 2018 with his two other business partners. VolumeX offers services in forex trading, cryptocurrency and is an educational platform in Europe. It already has its dominance in 35 countries and has built a customer base of 15,000.

As he saw VolumeX making it big in the industry, Vezonik came up with "Transfera" (https://transferaapp.com), his second company that is an all-encompassing solution offering services like cryptocurrency exchange, MasterCard debit cards, issuing IBAN accounts, wallet services, and so many other things. It equips clients with only one login, helping them with online work, including products like bank accounts, credit card, exchange, etc.

Vezonik is the CEO and CFO of his companies and through his contemporary and innovative strategies and ideas has taken the financial industry to much greater heights as the young and modern Fin-Tech entrepreneur.

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