The Acts of Bankcards

# Article 1

Every Vihish citizen who reaches the age of six (6) is given three (3) denominations of bankcards: D1; D2; D5 and a card scanner to complete daily transactions.

# Article 2

Every Vihish citizen who reaches the age of nine (9) is given three (3) other denominations of bankcards: D10; D20 and D50 to complete more complicated transactions.

# Article 3

Every Vihish citizen who reaches the age of thirteen (13) is given three (3) last denominations of bankcards: D100; D200 and D500, and from now, they have full access in transactions.

# Article 4

1. Transactions of children who are under the age of eight (8) must have confirmation from his/her parents or legal representative.
2. If the parents or authorized representative of the children who are under the age of eight (8) want his/her/their children to spend the money freely, he/she/they can ask the Mayor of the District via the Internet or going to the Town Hall. After the request is accepted, then his/her/their children can complete transactions without parents or legal representative’s permission.

# Article 5

The money of a person that reaches the age of six (6) and above is kept in an account. By scanning the cards, he/she must acknowledge that his/her money will be deducted from his/her account.

# Article 6

Each denomination of the bankcard is attached with a QR code. He/she can complete the transaction by scanning this QR code to the scanner of the person whom he/she wants to send the money to.

# Article 7

The scanner is powered by batteries, which is chargeable.

# Article 8

A bank card is created from stainless steel and is attached with QR code.

# Article 9

If a person loses his/her bankcard, he/she must pay for one. If he/she does not, he/she cannot use this denomination of banknote in his/her whole life anymore.

# Article 10

All transactions that have a value less than three thousand United States Dollars ($3,000) are deleted right after the money is deducted from the account and cannot be seen by any third parties.

# Article 11

All transactions that have a value of more than three thousand United States Dollars ($3,000) must be revised by the Ministry of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy before being deleted from the history.

# Article 12

1. For visitors arriving in Viha, they can exchange their local money for some bankcards. Their pay is kept in an account called “temporary account.”
2. After departing Viha, a visitor must withdraw all of the money that is in his/her “temporary account” to exchange it back to his/her local money.

# Article 13

1. A Vihish citizen who wants to depart Viha for traveling to another country, need to exchange the amount of money that his/her wants from his/her account for the currency of the country that his/her is planning to visit.
2. After finishing the trip and coming back to Viha, a Vihish citizen must exchange the money that his/her has after the journey from the oversea currency to the capital on his/her account.

# Article 14

Anyone who uses banknotes in the United Provinces of Viha will not be a Vihish citizen anymore. He/she will be expulsed from Viha as a penalty.

# Article 15

The transactions can be done online via the webpage of the Vihish Ministry of Business, Energy, and Industrial Strategy. The sender will show his/her bank card via a photo, and the receiver will receive the money by showing the code on his/her scanner via a photo.