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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 https://t.co/otyPfDxDrv
Use your https://t.co/AWFM4LTttD account at supported providers with the new PayString Forwarding feature!
For example: bob$payme.plus => bob$exchange.com
Other additions include:
๐ Session management
๐ Bug fixes & improvements
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@lukestokes 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.
@lukestokes 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.
@lukestokes 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.