On one hand of course we do take every competitor into an account. On the other hand... Ok, look.
 - Gamecredits is a payment processing system that combines FIAT and crypto. Razer's platform has nothing to do with crypto or blockchain to start with
 - Razer is a hardware producer, what they do is more about customer loyalty, as they've already built a strong consumer brand. Gamecredits is a developer-targeted solution that will also introduce a lot of benefits to gamers, but we are entering this field from completely different sides
 - Razer's platform is pretty much a loyalty system + an option to buy games
 - Mobilego is a mobile app store. Razor is not covering this part at all

Overall i believe we are too diffferent from them to even be named a direct competition.

Like, come on, there are dozens of companies out there using their own unified digital currencies across own platform. Even on Blizzard's platform you can now grid gold in WoW, sell it for a time token, then exchange this time token into a gold for other Blizzard's game.
But those are all CLOSED platforms. All this currencies are CLOSED systems. You cannot withdraw, cannot exchange, what they are is actually a money surrogate serving company's own purposes. Gamecredits is an open currency that you can buy, sell, hold, do whatever you want. Gamecredits payment service is open for all developers. Anyone can use our APIs and benefit from cryptocurrency market at the same time keeping players in the same loop of FIAT purchases. Our mobile platform is open for all developers as well - anyone can upload a game and get better payout than on any other store.

To sum up. Do we keep an eye on the market? Yes. Because we respect the competition and we need to be sure we are doing out shit better than other companies. Do we see Razer as a threat here? Hell no. We are making SO DIFFERENT things that there will be more than enough space for everyone. And I must say that loyalty program they've made is awesome.

Yes exactly. We will be offering higher payouts (compared to Google and Apple) and of course all the regular benefits of crypto currencies are quite attractive for the game developers, but in general we will be generating the profits from the revenue share.
Also additional systems we are working on should affect revenue streams dramatically. For example social and tournament systems, bidding system - platform will charge some fees for such kinds of activities. Every user will have an avatar that he can customize with different types of collectibles that can be also purchased - we call it "metagame", so basically it's a game that is universal for the entire platform, and obviously all the revenue generated by the metagame will go to the platform.

Right now we are using a simple process to avoid any issues. When a developer wants to upload the game to the store we basically check it against Play Market, and if there is the same application with the same name - we just get the same APK version from the Play Market and use it in our store. Basically we let Google do all the job for us Also we are targeting to simplify the process even more. For example the developer will need to just verify himself (f.i. register with the same email or domain that is used on Play Market) and we will automatically drag all the applications that he has in the Play Market, then he will just need to select the ones he wants to publish. We will copy the APK, descriptions in all languages, screenshots and publish the game, and will even monitor the updates to automatically sync our store with the Play Market's version.
The only complicated part is to track the applications that will be Gamecredits-first, but again there are known procedures for that, although it will involve some manual checks and so on, but we will be making this variation of the process simple as well because in the end of the day that's our goal - to make Gamecredits store the first platform of choice for game developers.