The Universal Payment Identifier
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#PayString is built to be a simple and flexible extension of existing payment networks, making it best-in-class in compliance messaging — such as Travel Rule and AML. Learn more about Travel Rule in #crypto on.ripple.com/2OSNiXr
By integrating #PayID into #RippleNet, our goal is to bring further interoperability into cross-border payments. Learn more: on.ripple.com/3dry9EA
Reaching over 100 million consumers worldwide, #PayString is a simple, open and universal #payment identifier that makes it easier to move money across payment networks. on.ripple.com/2OLUJPN
Learn how Peerkat allows livestreaming on-demand with #XRP and PayString. on.ripple.com/3e5X82j
Reaching over 100 million consumers worldwide, @pay_string is a simple, open and universal payment identifier that makes it easier to move money across payment networks. #payments on.ripple.com/2OLUJPN
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Use your PayMe.Plus account at supported providers with the new PayString Forwarding feature!
For example: bob$payme.plus => bob$exchange.com
Other additions include:
👉 Session management
👉 Bug fixes & improvements
XRP eCommerce allows shopping without borders using PayString and #XRP. on.ripple.com/2Mil5rQ
To avoid potential confusion and trademark concerns, PayID is being rebranded to PayString. Like a string of connections, PayString continues to make the world of payments more connected and interoperable. Join us at PayString.org.
The Open Payments Coalition event is live now youtube.com/watch?v=l_7Bc6ev…
Sounds like we have a similar agenda. Although we're not here to attack other projects. We think FIO is great. We just took a different approach.
Crypto addresses on any centralized exchange, where majority of people store their crypto, are not self sovereign (like email).
Happy to talk more, but you clearly have an agenda here, and provoked this discussion (and blog post), out of fear.
Blockchains are definitely vendors. Yes, they are decentralized. But they are still vendors. In order to send, receive, or build on Bitcoin or Ethereum, I have to have BTC or ETH. That's a classic vendor requirement.
You can start by running a server, and yes you can link an individual address for every payment network.
docs.payid.org/#run-a-payid-…