REWARDS
Each successful registration will be rewarded with 10 ORC.
Reward will be distributed on 31 August 2018.

Please note to be successful registrant:
You must carefully follow all instructions to ensure all requirements are satisfied.
Duplicate entries will be disqualified as will multiple with different account details from the same person.
When you have completed the airdrop registration, visit our bounty page to stand a chance to earn more Organicco ORC Tokens.

We will look into Cryptopia exchange carefully and we will make an announcement soon.

First register on our website https://organicco.uk/register then activate your account.. Current emails sometimes ending up in junk folders due to us using PHP mailer (which we are working on fixing it very soon, apologies for the inconvenience). Once registered, you have to upload ID under your profile page as part of our KYC process, then account will be verified and enable you to purchase Organicco tokens.

If you have any problems with purchasing the tokens, you can either email us direct or contact us by phone, telegram or email.

we have a limit of 25,000 tokens per participant during pre-ICO and it will be reduced to 10,000 tokens per participants during ICO phase.

Well there are two token creations:
1. Organicco ORC that will be listed on exchanges and that is what is being sold on ICO
2. If our ICO is successfiul, then we will create second token called easiPayer, which is not listed on any exchanges - not for trading as investment, but merely for using it as paying for commercial goods and services cross-borders that meets all regulatory requirments, pays tax, etc.. designed to replace letter of credits, invoice factoring, etc

I hope this makes it clearer. Please read our white paper for some more details, another more detail one will be available next week. Otherwise, please feel to call us to talk to us, or email or join our telegram group and happy to answer any more question you may have.

You can take part in our project. Join us, see how we can make it work for you in Bangladesh. We only did a small project for Bangladesh Agriculture Research Institute (BARI)

Hello Egretia,Glad to hear that you have read about this project before, can you send me some details about it (perhaps a link may help).
Our project are all ready to develop at the moment that has planning permission, environmental permits and even the feedstock guarantee. The technology/ products are fully developed and patented too. Already delivered many successful projects. We have more than 120 years of combined work experience in the industry.

Our products are fully developed over 10 years with more than £2 million investment therefore we have seen off many competitions so far and we are at the growth stage of the business. 

We are considering number of options and soon announcement will be made about listing Organicco Tokens on exchanges.

The number is growing every day. We are giving 10 ORC for participants who complete tasks set out on the post. Yes we have referral program that offer 7% on any successful referral. There will be bounty program launched in few days, look out for future annoucement on it.

Thank you for highlighting the way it is written, kindly read the paragraph below this sentence where it is explained there are certain tasks to be completed by the participant.

Hello Kikurin, indeed the funds raised by ICO is used for two main purposes. In many ways it is like ETF but with added advantage of cryptocurrency.

The first part is developing green-tech projects using proven and patented technology. Again these are assets, which can be refinanced once the project is fully developed.

The second part is for developing blockchain based international payment platform which is called easiPayer, where we will be holding 25% of the raised fund in the form of various assets, such as real estates, gold, bond, silver, etc. The reason for it is every easiPayer coin released will be equivalent to independent valuation (which will be published for public scrutiny). Most importantly it will not be listed on any exchanges and generate income through its transaction fees. The only purpose is to make internation payment much easier, than letter of credit, factoring, etc, hence some call it like an digital escrow platform.

What do you think of coins that is not listed on exchanges, instead backed with real asset for addressing the store of value issue?

An article posted on Medium about it: https://medium.com/@Rasheed.Bello/the-blockchain-fintech-revolution-the-case-of-the-easipayer-solution-f43027b1dff3

Very interesting question!
Of course, in my early days I got it wrong on choosing my business partner.

But don’t you think, the only way to know a person well is by working together? So by the time you know the person well, it may be too late or you maybe one lucky person to have found the right person.

Therefore, before committing to anything, work with number of your potential suitors then choose the one you get on with.. Many will come with a good smile and lots of promise but when come to delivering it only few can do it - ambition alone is not the result!

Good luck..

The Blockchain Fintech Revolution: The case of the easiPayer Solution

In recent years, Blockchain technology has taken the Fintech space by storm with trustless decentralised solutions that promise better ‘store of value’ options. This article takes a look at easiPayer and it’s role in the ever growing industry…


At the inception of Blockchain financial technology and its role as a store of value and transaction payment solution, there was a great deal of excitement around the potential and promise of Bitcoin. This centred on revolutionising the way transactions are conducted and improving global financial systems to make them more efficient and completely ‘trustless’. Store of value as a financial concept is after all based on the concept of trust. An asset that is designated to represent a “store of value” attains this status because people use it to gauge value based on its stability against their localised currency. To illustrate, everyone around the world values precious metals, which have a constant value against their own nation’s currency and can store for example gold, in such a way that regardless of how volatile that currency is, their gold rises (or dips) in value in a constant manner.

Assets that leverage on the store of value paradigm also do so as a result of another key factor, International or Global Trade Acceptance. In this area cryptocurrency (money created on the Blockchain) and Bitcoin in particular have been highly successful. Cryptocurrency and Blockchain by the very nature of their technology were designed to function across and despite global restrictions. In essence, one should be able to exchange goods, services and currency using Bitcoin and other similar cryptocurrency solutions.

If there is a problem with financial coins it is that they are mostly creators of value rather than store of value assets. The fact that their value is primarily created and backed by user demand and not tangible assets has given them a dubious reputation. Also, financial coin solutions all claim to have transaction settlement capabilities, but they are hardly ever used even for the simple purchase of goods and services across global ecommerce platforms. The counter argument from crypto ‘faithful’s’ and investors is that the value of these coins is not determined by a regulated and centralised value structure and that provides the coins with true financial value and freedom. The arguments from both sides of the divide are very much the topic of discourse in many a circle. However, regardless of the side, both parties are realising that blockchain tech, its influence in the financial space and cryptocurrency as a whole have come to stay. Therefore, the way forward appears to be the development of a standard and globally acceptable Fintech solution for the benefit of global commerce.

The last few decades has seen a rise in development of Fintech solutions, especially on the Blockchain space. Price Waterhouse Copper in 2017 reported a growth value of over £2 trillion GBP attributed to the Fintech driven transactions with seventy-seven (77) per cent adoption of Blockchain tech by 2020. The figures are promising and the solutions are becoming more streamlined and of great interest is the easiPayer  system being developed by Organicco. Organicco is an Agro-allied company who specialises in the production of machinery and agro-enhancing products. The company uses organic materials to manage agricultural waste and produce fertilisers and other agro-related products like B bio-fuel and biochemicals.

Like many other emerging companies of repute, Organicco has taken to using Blockchain and cryptocurrency to improve their organisational standing and business process model. Currently running a pre-ICO, Organicco has some very interesting plans one of which is their revolutionary financial solution referred to above, easiPayer.
This promises to provide a framework to make it easier and quicker to conduct international trade in the agricultural market. Imagine a way to make payment for large import orders that is trustless and without the regular complications that beleaguer international trade. International trade process has being facing challenges over the last few decades and these include issues like trust, economic and political instability, foreign exchange volatility, red-tape bureaucracy and so on. The easiPayer solution promises to address these issues by removing conventional limitations, volatility and high risk.

It is not the focus of this article to consider the core functionalities of the system, but a brief look at the workings may be worthwhile as a practical guide. Basically, when a farmer or company from a developing country intends to purchase machinery or products, they are often beset with a number of problems. The difficulty in guaranteeing satisfaction across all parties involved in the trade is often a real issue. The supplier in most cases requests upfront payment or some kind of assurance  evidence that the procurer can pay for the goods. This involves all parties spending a considerable amount of time and effort in the due diligence processes to acquire letters of credit, bank guarantees and so on. On the part of the procurer, there is always the fear that the product will not be of  the standard ordered and is therefore unwilling to risk paying up front. Many a deal has gone sour in such circumstances. On the other side of the coin are the legal and policy issues surrounding the trade itself. The need to pay exorbitant and needless taxes and trade fees, not to mention financial commissions charged by financial and other facilitating institutions also need to be factored in adding to the total cost of the trade. The list goes on. The thinking behind easiPayer is to remove all such to make the trade simpler and easier. This is achieved as follows:

• The currency will not be listed on exchanges; a feature that will ensure regulated and constant value. A move to address the cryptocurrency store of value problem.
• The currency will be positioned to meet all legal requirements/ tax laws of various countries in which it is usable, thereby removing uncertainty and volatility of value that has plagued cryptocurrency in the last few months.
• The service will be constantly and independently audited, and valued in a uniform manner. Results of the audit will be periodically published for public scrutiny.
• easiPayer will be a cryptocurrency that will not fluctuate like all current cryptocurrencies (which essentially developed for trading/ exchange) and will not function for profit making purposes
• It will be fast, secure, easy to use, traceable (for eliminating corruption).
• It will implement a public ledger principle like all other major Blockchain Fintech solutions
• Every single coin will have equivalent asset (such as gold, silver, bonds, fiat currency, real estate, etc.) to give it a real and consistent value

In term of implementation, the coin will be deployed as a means of trading Organicco products at the initial stage. This will serve as a proof of concept and implementation going forward. At this stage all software bugs will be fixed  then easiPayer will be opened to other companies and platforms to use.

To learn more about easiPayer go to the https://organicco.uk website and read their whitepaper.

This page is reproduced from a blog written by Rasheed Bello with his permission.

The Blockchain Fintech Revolution: The case of the easiPayer Solution

In recent years, Blockchain technology has taken the Fintech space by storm with trustless decentralized solutions that promise better ‘store of value’ options. This article takes a look at easiPayer and it’s role in the ever growing industry…

At the inception of Blockchain financial technology and its role as a store of value and transaction payment solution, there was a great deal of excitement around the potential and promise of Bitcoin. This centred on revolutionising the way transactions are conducted and improving global financial systems to make them more efficient and completely ‘trustless’. Store of value as a financial concept is after all based on the concept of trust. An asset that is designated to represent a “store of value” attains this status because people use it to gauge value based on its stability against their localised currency. To illustrate, everyone around the world values precious metals, which have a constant value against their own nation’s currency and can store for example gold, in such a way that regardless of how volatile that currency is, their gold rises (or dips) in value in a constant manner.

Assets that leverage on the store of value paradigm also do so as a result of another key factor, International or Global Trade Acceptance. In this area cryptocurrency (money created on the Blockchain) and Bitcoin in particular have been highly successful. Cryptocurrency and Blockchain by the very nature of their technology were designed to function across and despite global restrictions. In essence, one should be able to exchange goods, services and currency using Bitcoin and other similar cryptocurrency solutions.

If there is a problem with financial coins it is that they are mostly creators of value rather than store of value assets. The fact that their value is primarily created and backed by user demand and not tangible assets has given them a dubious reputation. Also, financial coin solutions all claim to have transaction settlement capabilities, but they are hardly ever used even for the simple purchase of goods and services across global ecommerce platforms. The counter argument from crypto ‘faithful’s’ and investors is that the value of these coins is not determined by a regulated and centralised value structure and that provides the coins with true financial value and freedom. The arguments from both sides of the divide are very much the topic of discourse in many a circle. However, regardless of the side, both parties are realising that blockchain tech, its influence in the financial space and cryptocurrency as a whole have come to stay. Therefore, the way forward appears to be the development of a standard and globally acceptable Fintech solution for the benefit of global commerce.
The last few decades has seen a rise in development of Fintech solutions, especially on the Blockchain space. Price Waterhouse Copper in 2017 reported a growth value of over £2 trillion GBP attributed to the Fintech driven transactions with seventy-seven (77) per cent adoption of Blockchain tech by 2020. The figures are promising and the solutions are becoming more streamlined and of great interest is the easiPayer  system being developed by Organicco. Organicco is an Agro-allied company who specialises in the production of machinery and agro-enhancing products. The company uses organic materials to manage agricultural waste and produce fertilisers and other agro-related products like B bio-fuel and biochemicals.

Like many other emerging companies of repute, Organicco has taken to using Blockchain and cryptocurrency to improve their organisational standing and business process model. Currently running a pre-ICO, Organicco has some very interesting plans one of which is their revolutionary financial solution referred to above, easiPayer.
This promises to provide a framework to make it easier and quicker to conduct international trade in the agricultural market. Imagine a way to make payment for large import orders that is trustless and without the regular complications that beleaguer international trade. International trade process has being facing challenges over the last few decades and these include issues like trust, economic and political instability, foreign exchange volatility, red-tape bureaucracy and so on. The easiPayer solution promises to address these issues by removing conventional limitations, volatility and high risk.

It is not the focus of this article to consider the core functionalities of the system, but a brief look at the workings may be worthwhile as a practical guide. Basically, when a farmer or company from a developing country intends to purchase machinery or products, they are often beset with a number of problems. The difficulty in guaranteeing satisfaction across all parties involved in the trade is often a real issue. The supplier in most cases requests upfront payment or some kind of assurance  evidence that the procurer can pay for the goods. This involves all parties spending a considerable amount of time and effort in the due diligence processes to acquire letters of credit, bank guarantees and so on. On the part of the procurer, there is always the fear that the product will not be of  the standard ordered and is therefore unwilling to risk paying up front. Many a deal has gone sour in such circumstances. On the other side of the coin are the legal and policy issues surrounding the trade itself. The need to pay exorbitant and needless taxes and trade fees, not to mention financial commissions charged by financial and other facilitating institutions also need to be factored in adding to the total cost of the trade. The list goes on. The thinking behind easiPayer is to remove all such to make the trade simpler and easier. This is achieved as follows:

• The currency will not be listed on exchanges; a feature that will ensure regulated and constant value. A move to address the cryptocurrency store of value problem.
• The currency will be positioned to meet all legal requirements/ tax laws of various countries in which it is usable, thereby removing uncertainty and volatility of value that has plagued cryptocurrency in the last few months.
• The service will be constantly and independently audited, and valued in a uniform manner. Results of the audit will be periodically published for public scrutiny.
• easiPayer will be a cryptocurrency that will not fluctuate like all current cryptocurrencies (which essentially developed for trading/ exchange) and will not function for profit making purposes.
• It will be fast, secure, easy to use, traceable (for eliminating corruption).
• It will implement a public ledger principle like all other major Blockchain Fintech solutions
• Every single coin will have equivalent asset (such as gold, silver, bonds, fiat currency, real estate, etc.) to give it a real and consistent value

In term of implementation, the coin will be deployed as a means of trading Organicco products at the initial stage. This will serve as a proof of concept and implementation going forward. At this stage all software bugs will be fixed  then easiPayer will be opened to other companies and platforms to use.
To learn more about easiPayer go to the https://organicco.uk website and read their whitepaper.

This page is reproduced from blog on Medium by Rasheed Bello with his permission: https://medium.com/@Rasheed.Bello/the-blockchain-fintech-revolution-the-case-of-the-easipayer-solution-f43027b1dff3.

Here is a blog written by Rasheed Bello on Medium, reproduced with his permission to posted here for this group of readers to benefit from:

Soil Health and the Organic Cure: Agriculture Solutions Driven by Blockchain Tech

Soil Health is a very important aspect of the Agricultural Industry, the Health of the Soil determines its viability and profitability of crop production and related agricultural practice. Extensive use of chemicals like inorganic fertilisers on the soil results in soil degradation and general decline of soil health. The way forward appears to be organic agriculture powered and driven by modern technology


 
Technology and its attendant advancements over the years have been greatly beneficial to Agricultural Development and the drive towards global food security. The advent of modern farming techniques and implementation tools have assisted in this development, however this was not without great cost to the environment.
Current cultivation practices and intensive farming systems have largely been responsible for degrading soil health in various farmlands over the world. Studies have pointed out severally that soil degradation as a result of agricultural practice is very real and very alarming. Chemical intrusion- like the continuous application of inorganic fertilisers- on the soil, has been a particularly important factor in soil degradation. In fact this article, while generally focusing on the influence of modern intensive farming systems on soil health, specifically focuses on the effect of heavy use of chemical fertilisers on the same said soil and how this challenged is being tackled.

Not to get too technical, there are two major problems surrounding the issue of fertiliser application and soil degradation as it is obtainable today in which this article looks to address: one is the direct and adverse effects it undoubtedly has on the soil; effects like contamination, fertility degradation, erosion disposition and so on and the other is the alarming ignorance and lack of neglect surrounding the issue of chemical intrusion and soil health.
Regarding the first issue, the negative effects of inorganic fertilisers are quite numerous and well documented. Some of these are discussed below;

Soil Friability Effect

Inorganic fertilisers are mostly composed of chemicals which undergo chemical reactions and produce acidic substances in the soil when applied copiously. The presence of some of these acids cause friability in the soil. Friability occurs when these acids dissolve soil crumbs; causing the soil to lose its compactness. Soils become loose, less rich in organic matter and generally prone to erosion due to poor soil drainage. Over time, the soil is washed away by nature making it less suitable for agriculture. The soil degradation process that results from friability is quite widespread in areas where fertilisers are largely used.
Depletion of soil organic matter

Soil biology shows that up to 30 percent of soil composition consists of soil organic matter. Organic matter present in the soil are made up of living and dead matter. Living micro-organisms are very important to soil and plant health. The help create pest and disease resistance for plants and are also responsible for important processes like nitrogen fixation and photosynthesis. Extensive use of chemicals on the soil have been reported to adversely affect living organisms in the soil. Causing imbalance and soil degradation on a considerable scale.

A Solution Driven by Technology

The problem of soil degradation caused by inorganic fertiliser application can be addressed by simply changing the tools. The need for fertilisers as an indispensable resource for boosting agricultural crop outputs and enhancing yield quality has not only been long established, it has also proven to be a ‘must-use’. With this in mind, it goes to follow that farms must use fertilisers, but not necessarily inorganic ones. Therefore, the need for widespread use of organic fertilisers has never been more apparent. The problem has always been matching the demand needed to replace inorganic fertilisers. By their very nature, organic fertilisers are difficult to produce because of the fact that materials are less available and the process requires better technology. This is why companies like Organicco have invented revolutionary technology in a bid to match the demand for organic fertiliser and other similar organic enrichment technology.
The ecoHERO™ is a extraordinary machine that is able to convert organic waste like; commercial kitchen waste, household or industrial foods waste, farm waste etc into organic fertiliser which is just as effective as its inorganic counterpart and usable for general cropping systems. The machine is available for fertiliser production by the company and has a very high investment yield rate because of waste conversion and in-farm fertiliser production as opposed to inorganic fertiliser purchase. What is more important is that products like this are important in the bid to improve soil health and combat growing soil degradation.
The good news is that Organicco like many modern successful companies has seen the potential for improving their business and promoting their vision by using Blockchain Tech as a means to secure investment and assure the future of their company. The company is scheduled to hold An Initial Coin Offering (ICO) event this month with the aim of attracting investors who can provide funding, as little as £0.40 GBP per token, for the development of the organisation.

The Blockchain Advantage

What then are the benefits of the Organicco ICO https://organicco.uk? After all, organic agriculture is not an IT powered solution or at least not in sufficient manner to necessitate the use of Blockchain tech. The answer is rather quite simple, a look at their Whitepaper and Landing page gives credence to the idea of an ICO. The company intends to use the ICO as an investment sourcing avenue, where investors are essentially buying into the company and profiting from its development and activities in a rather large but relatively untapped market space.

Another justification for their foray into the cryptocurrency space is to provide solutions to the second challenge highlighted above, one of ignorance and general lack of concern as regards soil degradation and soil health. From previous discussions with one of the founders, the company intends to provide a knowledgebase aimed at sensitising the wider population about the benefits of organic Agriculture as well as the evils of chemical and high-intensive driven agricultural practices.

Finally, the company has taken to launching a global payment solution for international trading of agricultural commodity. The solution, easiPayer uses Blockchain Technology to implement a “low cost international payment platform designed to replace letter of credits and invoice factoring that is fast, safe and easy to use”.
These developments indicate that Organicco has a real strategy in place for tackling soil health and developing their organisation in such a ways as to be profitable to investors. It remains to be seen how well the company fares in the crypto space and how well embraced their initiative will be going forward.