Recent content by Nick

One aspect of BlockPay I do not like is that they take a .5% or 1% fee (I've read or heard both). If you can integrate with ERPNext where users can opt to simply store dash in their own wallet you got a deal. It's the best open source and free enterprise solution for businesses I could find.

Any reason we're choosing a for profit corporation whose software was designed for banks over Stellar's platform which is nonprofit and focused more on individuals? What about openledger?

Lack of customer service. Mods on OB only exist for arbitration purposes since I last checked. And from a retailers perspective having no one to contact is a deal breaker. The current model is to have a sale director who works with businesses to get them a public wallet address that's used for...

In regards to this offer we should explore alternative partners for such a venture, namely Bitpay, who is already deeply entrenched in the virtual currency payment space. They already have software and integrations for bitcoin inplace, which is a core part of dash, as well as having partnerships...

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A recent case example just to further your point, citing the whitepaper of Coinbase's recent token card :

You make a good point. Marketing and customer acquisition is one of the largest barriers to entry for any market. You need incentives for the buyer and seller. When you look at the major online sellers Amazon, Walmart and Ebay you see markets that are focused on furthering itself - they want...

Marketplace Project One of the most promising use cases of blockchain technology has been decentralized marketplaces for services like Airbnb and Amazon. So far current projects like Openbazaar have failed to create a sophisticated marketplace which is appealing to everyday shoppers...

A bank or Paypal transfer is probably the one of the simpler ways I can think of to verify someone legally exists. An intermediary could be used for businesses, likely Transferwise. Coinbase also has merchant options once you verify your business if you wanted to verify through a bitcoin send.

Sounds like a good idea. Ether seems to be the stable bet at this time for storing funds in crypto. I was looking into some options for storage and asked the guys over at Ledger about their hardware wallet multisig, here's their reply: https://tether.to/ also has multisig support I havn't...

Here's what happens when you give "zero fucks" to what governments have to say: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberty_Reserve

No need to pay for something that someone else is already doing for us: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kryptokit.jaxx&hl=en https://www.reddit.com/r/dashpay/comments/63cann/jaxx_dash_server_upgrades_almost_complete_99/

This exists, check it out.

All moot points considering coinbase exists: [Coinbase Insurance | 2 Factor Auth Login | 5 Multi-sig Withdraw + Email Notification | Phone Send Confirmation] Then you have a short exchange window before the funds are in the foundation's bank account. And no paper work needed for <$5,000. Vs Do...

https://who.is/whois/dash.com Snag the dash domain it if you get the chance.