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Title: Starting a new project to make peer to peer crypto payments easier Post by: gitbranch on September 26, 2018, 08:37:59 AM Hi! I've recently started a new project called CoinPusher with the aim of making daily peer to peer crypto transactions as easy and frictionless as possible. The project is an open source mobile app that provides a simple user experience while still maintaining the security provided by cryptocurrency. In other words, no private keys can be stored or transmitted to a remote server. It's still early stages but I have created a landing page that details the core features I plan to build with some mockups of what the app might look like. Right now I'm looking to capture some feedback from the community to see if this is something anyone would be interested in? Also happy to answer any questions regarding the project. With your feedback I hope to build an app that can help more people adopt crypto as a form of currency! CoinPusher Landing page: https://coinpusher.io/ (https://coinpusher.io/) Title: Re: Starting a new project to make peer to peer crypto payments easier Post by: SFR10 on October 02, 2018, 08:47:06 AM With your feedback I hope to build an app that can help more people adopt crypto as a form of currency! Before anything else, I like its UI.- Few notes & questions:
Title: Re: Starting a new project to make peer to peer crypto payments easier Post by: gitbranch on October 03, 2018, 09:25:12 AM With your feedback I hope to build an app that can help more people adopt crypto as a form of currency! Before anything else, I like its UI.- Few notes & questions:
Thanks for the feedback. And I appreciate the compliment on the UI. For your first point I am assuming you are referring to the "Activity", "Send", and "Request" tabs. The Activity tab shows a general overview of your accounts. The Send and Request tabs are more coupled to each other. In essence I'm trying to capture the various and simple ways we currently do digital payments either online or in person and apply those UX principals to cryptocurrency. For example when in store, the cashier would set the amount and you would just tap your card to pay. Or another example is when we make payments through the internet. Someone could issue you the invoice through a paypal link which you can payoff straight away. I would really like to recreate some of these experiences while using crypto. I hope that answers your question? If not, I'm happy to clarify things further. As for your second point, I would be interested to know what you mean by message signing and coin control? Do you mind elaborating a bit further? Lastly, the implementation details around conversion is still something I'll have to think about. It could be likely that a third party exchange is involved in the process however I'm still unsure about the details. If you had some thoughts or opinions I would love to hear them. Title: Re: Starting a new project to make peer to peer crypto payments easier Post by: SFR10 on October 03, 2018, 12:17:38 PM Thanks for the feedback. You're very welcome :)For your first point I am assuming you are referring to the "Activity", "Send", and "Request" tabs. Correct.I hope that answers your question? If not, I'm happy to clarify things further. Unfortunately, it didn't (perhaps I didn't pick the right words, sorry).- What I meant was that the icons used for "coffee shop, office supplies and freelance work", are they part of an icon set that we can choose from (based on the type of activity that we have)? As for your second point, I would be interested to know what you mean by message signing and coin control? Do you mind elaborating a bit further? Sure, the following links should help you out with those terms:
Lastly, the implementation details around conversion is still something I'll have to think about. It could be likely that a third party exchange is involved in the process however I'm still unsure about the details. If you had some thoughts or opinions I would love to hear them. Recently, a lot of exchanges (including those offering API's) have started rolling out KYC requirements on their platforms and that's a drawback (finding a trustworthy alternative is a bit harder nowadays).Title: Re: Starting a new project to make peer to peer crypto payments easier Post by: gitbranch on October 04, 2018, 08:42:09 AM What I meant was that the icons used for "coffee shop, office supplies and freelance work", are they part of an icon set that we can choose from (based on the type of activity that we have)? Thanks for clarifying. Ideally people would be able to use their own logos to represent a request they initiated as this adds to the whole user experience. So quick example, say Starbucks now accepts in-store crypto payments then that "Coffee Shop" activity would show a Starbucks logo and their business name as the title. There would need to be a layer of abstraction to be able to implement this however. Would like to hear if you had any thoughts on this? Sure, the following links should help you out with those terms:
Will check out those links. But coin control was definitely a feature I wanted to implement from the start. Recently, a lot of exchanges (including those offering API's) have started rolling out KYC requirements on their platforms and that's a drawback (finding a trustworthy alternative is a bit harder nowadays). I've noticed that too. I understand that this feature of the app is the most challenging but potentially also the most useful for adoption purposes today. Title: Re: Starting a new project to make peer to peer crypto payments easier Post by: No Rest Labs on October 08, 2018, 01:43:09 PM Hi! I've recently started a new project called CoinPusher with the aim of making daily peer to peer crypto transactions as easy and frictionless as possible. The project is an open source mobile app that provides a simple user experience while still maintaining the security provided by cryptocurrency. In other words, no private keys can be stored or transmitted to a remote server. It's still early stages but I have created a landing page that details the core features I plan to build with some mockups of what the app might look like. Right now I'm looking to capture some feedback from the community to see if this is something anyone would be interested in? Also happy to answer any questions regarding the project. With your feedback I hope to build an app that can help more people adopt crypto as a form of currency! CoinPusher Landing page: https://coinpusher.io/ (https://coinpusher.io/) Cool project! Maybe you might be interested in checking out the set of open source blockchain tools we created...Xplore might be somthing of interest. Its a block explorer for Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, Stellar and Neo. It features the main asset as well as other assets issued on-chain. If you want to add your own blockchain to the tracker, start with whichever one looks closest, and implement the API for it. https://github.com/norestlabs/mousexplore Other tools (https://www.mousebelt.com/resources/) Title: Re: Starting a new project to make peer to peer crypto payments easier Post by: vakaxacompany on October 09, 2018, 01:27:02 AM Hi! I've recently started a new project called CoinPusher with the aim of making daily peer to peer crypto transactions as easy and frictionless as possible. The project is an open source mobile app that provides a simple user experience while still maintaining the security provided by cryptocurrency. In other words, no private keys can be stored or transmitted to a remote server. It's still early stages but I have created a landing page that details the core features I plan to build with some mockups of what the app might look like. Right now I'm looking to capture some feedback from the community to see if this is something anyone would be interested in? Also happy to answer any questions regarding the project. With your feedback I hope to build an app that can help more people adopt crypto as a form of currency! CoinPusher Landing page: https://coinpusher.io/ (https://coinpusher.io/) Cool project! Maybe you might be interested in checking out the set of open source blockchain tools we created...Xplore might be somthing of interest. Its a block explorer for Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, Stellar and Neo. It features the main asset as well as other assets issued on-chain. If you want to add your own blockchain to the tracker, start with whichever one looks closest, and implement the API for it. https://github.com/norestlabs/mousexplore Other tools (https://www.mousebelt.com/resources/) Vakaxa Technology Joint Stock Company Hotline: +84963.324.888 Email: contact@vakaxa.com Website: https://vakaxa.com/en/ Telegram: @vakaxasupport |