[ANN] PayPie - Blockchain-Powered Risk Assessment

[imtiazmahmood]

PayPie CMO, Yohan Varella, was interviewed by AccountingWEB, one of the major global accounting tech websites, about the impacts of A.I. on the accounting industry. The interview was held at the Accountex Conference, the biggest accounting tech event in the USA, and is just 2 minutes long. Check it out!

I didn't know Ai and machine learning will be in Paypie, I thought it all was in the blockchain, but now with this, the project is even better, wow, this is gonna be VERY big indeed, both blockchain and AI are emerging technologies with a lot of potential to give, putting them both in one package will certainly improve the risk calculation of the platform, this will certainly attract investors and companies.

the interview is nice.

well, machine learning is a old think just packed into a new name "ai machine learning". it is just a good thought algorithm used for deciding the credit score of an individual. but it hardly depends in the art of the algorithm and how they are going to get all those informations fast, because machine learning can learn only by having and sampling the informations from somewhere to make decisions by learning to filter them.

but, since i dont know the algo ^^ i cant tell ofc and they wont say how the algo works

Very professional interview, it will definitely attract some big fishes to invest. I'm also curious about this AI part - could you explain this a little further?

Accounting community is going to love it.Few years down the lane,paypie will be an essential part of accounting and I hope many accounting unversities will include it in their curriculam

really very nice interviews. guys don't under estimate about this project. paypie is the one successful project going on. this is the right time for everyone should take opportunity. i am so excited because to i am part of this project.

[bitjet]

I just watched again Yohan's speech video about AI and machine learning I think it will be also useful for credit score, the more data PayPie will receive the more it will "learn" to approach 100% accuracy on credit score

with AI and machine learning that will make the world difference. They can do accountant job with lower fee and better,

[batako]

I'm far from big America, but believe me, I'd have my way to be with this project without breaking the Laws, that's possible. Moreover, when Accounting establishes itself and brings transparency to Crypo, this project will be one of the greatest references in this sector and initiative

Can someone please explain something for me I can't seem to find anywhere. It's illegal for security type icos to be held in the us/for us customers. But does this only count for the ico? Once the ico has taken place is it legal for us citizens to buy/sell these tokens on exchanges?

The ban is for the ICO only, the US doesn't forbid companies that use the blockchain to function, or bring services other companies that will use said services, so there are no problems for PayPie in that regard, there are no problems for US citizens holding Paypie tokens either, so a US citizen can be part of the platform if he/she just buy it somewhere, but participate on the ICO, that is a no.

Thanks for the clear explanation. I think lots of people were wondering, great help!

So that means, as long as ICO still take place, US citizens aren't allowed to buy paypie but in the future when ICO already ended and paypie has been traded on exchangers, they can buy, hold or sell it?

[belechau]

Investing in a project that brings transparency in front of us and allows us to see what we did not see before is certainly wise. I see better days for our future investments with the aid of the Paypie algorithm

[pynetx]

I'm far from big America, but believe me, I'd have my way to be with this project without breaking the Laws, that's possible. Moreover, when Accounting establishes itself and brings transparency to Crypo, this project will be one of the greatest references in this sector and initiative

Can someone please explain something for me I can't seem to find anywhere. It's illegal for security type icos to be held in the us/for us customers. But does this only count for the ico? Once the ico has taken place is it legal for us citizens to buy/sell these tokens on exchanges?

The ban is for the ICO only, the US doesn't forbid companies that use the blockchain to function, or bring services other companies that will use said services, so there are no problems for PayPie in that regard, there are no problems for US citizens holding Paypie tokens either, so a US citizen can be part of the platform if he/she just buy it somewhere, but participate on the ICO, that is a no.

Thanks for the clear explanation. I think lots of people were wondering, great help!

So that means, as long as ICO still take place, US citizens aren't allowed to buy paypie but in the future when ICO already ended and paypie has been traded on exchangers, they can buy, hold or sell it?

Yeah, according to the law but, if you don't give a shite about it, then anyone can participate from any corner of the world.

[Voltaje]

I'm far from big America, but believe me, I'd have my way to be with this project without breaking the Laws, that's possible. Moreover, when Accounting establishes itself and brings transparency to Crypo, this project will be one of the greatest references in this sector and initiative

Can someone please explain something for me I can't seem to find anywhere. It's illegal for security type icos to be held in the us/for us customers. But does this only count for the ico? Once the ico has taken place is it legal for us citizens to buy/sell these tokens on exchanges?

The ban is for the ICO only, the US doesn't forbid companies that use the blockchain to function, or bring services other companies that will use said services, so there are no problems for PayPie in that regard, there are no problems for US citizens holding Paypie tokens either, so a US citizen can be part of the platform if he/she just buy it somewhere, but participate on the ICO, that is a no.

Thanks for the clear explanation. I think lots of people were wondering, great help!

So that means, as long as ICO still take place, US citizens aren't allowed to buy paypie but in the future when ICO already ended and paypie has been traded on exchangers, they can buy, hold or sell it?

Yeah, according to the law but, if you don't give a shite about it, then anyone can participate from any corner of the world.

If you use VPN, you could participate, nobody would know it was you because the blockchain is untraceable, so once you have your tokens in your wallet, you are godd to go and be part of the platform, but THAT Paypie can tell you, they must follow the law in the USA and actively announce they can't accept USA citizens.

[alphashotgun]

I'm far from big America, but believe me, I'd have my way to be with this project without breaking the Laws, that's possible. Moreover, when Accounting establishes itself and brings transparency to Crypo, this project will be one of the greatest references in this sector and initiative

Can someone please explain something for me I can't seem to find anywhere. It's illegal for security type icos to be held in the us/for us customers. But does this only count for the ico? Once the ico has taken place is it legal for us citizens to buy/sell these tokens on exchanges?

The ban is for the ICO only, the US doesn't forbid companies that use the blockchain to function, or bring services other companies that will use said services, so there are no problems for PayPie in that regard, there are no problems for US citizens holding Paypie tokens either, so a US citizen can be part of the platform if he/she just buy it somewhere, but participate on the ICO, that is a no.

Thanks for the clear explanation. I think lots of people were wondering, great help!

what kind of effects does such a ban has to the project?

[pynetx]

I'm far from big America, but believe me, I'd have my way to be with this project without breaking the Laws, that's possible. Moreover, when Accounting establishes itself and brings transparency to Crypo, this project will be one of the greatest references in this sector and initiative

Can someone please explain something for me I can't seem to find anywhere. It's illegal for security type icos to be held in the us/for us customers. But does this only count for the ico? Once the ico has taken place is it legal for us citizens to buy/sell these tokens on exchanges?

The ban is for the ICO only, the US doesn't forbid companies that use the blockchain to function, or bring services other companies that will use said services, so there are no problems for PayPie in that regard, there are no problems for US citizens holding Paypie tokens either, so a US citizen can be part of the platform if he/she just buy it somewhere, but participate on the ICO, that is a no.

Thanks for the clear explanation. I think lots of people were wondering, great help!

So that means, as long as ICO still take place, US citizens aren't allowed to buy paypie but in the future when ICO already ended and paypie has been traded on exchangers, they can buy, hold or sell it?

Yeah, according to the law but, if you don't give a shite about it, then anyone can participate from any corner of the world.

If you use VPN, you could participate, nobody would know it was you because the blockchain is untraceable, so once you have your tokens in your wallet, you are godd to go and be part of the platform, but THAT Paypie can tell you, they must follow the law in the USA and actively announce they can't accept USA citizens.

yep, the beauty of the blockchain. Moreover, no one cares about your location.

[alphashotgun]

I'm far from big America, but believe me, I'd have my way to be with this project without breaking the Laws, that's possible. Moreover, when Accounting establishes itself and brings transparency to Crypo, this project will be one of the greatest references in this sector and initiative

Can someone please explain something for me I can't seem to find anywhere. It's illegal for security type icos to be held in the us/for us customers. But does this only count for the ico? Once the ico has taken place is it legal for us citizens to buy/sell these tokens on exchanges?

The ban is for the ICO only, the US doesn't forbid companies that use the blockchain to function, or bring services other companies that will use said services, so there are no problems for PayPie in that regard, there are no problems for US citizens holding Paypie tokens either, so a US citizen can be part of the platform if he/she just buy it somewhere, but participate on the ICO, that is a no.

Thanks for the clear explanation. I think lots of people were wondering, great help!

So that means, as long as ICO still take place, US citizens aren't allowed to buy paypie but in the future when ICO already ended and paypie has been traded on exchangers, they can buy, hold or sell it?

Yeah, according to the law but, if you don't give a shite about it, then anyone can participate from any corner of the world.

If you use VPN, you could participate, nobody would know it was you because the blockchain is untraceable, so once you have your tokens in your wallet, you are godd to go and be part of the platform, but THAT Paypie can tell you, they must follow the law in the USA and actively announce they can't accept USA citizens.

doesnt a VPN in that case means that you do NOT obey the law in your country?

[levyashin]

I'm far from big America, but believe me, I'd have my way to be with this project without breaking the Laws, that's possible. Moreover, when Accounting establishes itself and brings transparency to Crypo, this project will be one of the greatest references in this sector and initiative

Can someone please explain something for me I can't seem to find anywhere. It's illegal for security type icos to be held in the us/for us customers. But does this only count for the ico? Once the ico has taken place is it legal for us citizens to buy/sell these tokens on exchanges?

The ban is for the ICO only, the US doesn't forbid companies that use the blockchain to function, or bring services other companies that will use said services, so there are no problems for PayPie in that regard, there are no problems for US citizens holding Paypie tokens either, so a US citizen can be part of the platform if he/she just buy it somewhere, but participate on the ICO, that is a no.

Thanks for the clear explanation. I think lots of people were wondering, great help!

So that means, as long as ICO still take place, US citizens aren't allowed to buy paypie but in the future when ICO already ended and paypie has been traded on exchangers, they can buy, hold or sell it?

Yeah, according to the law but, if you don't give a shite about it, then anyone can participate from any corner of the world.

If you use VPN, you could participate, nobody would know it was you because the blockchain is untraceable, so once you have your tokens in your wallet, you are godd to go and be part of the platform, but THAT Paypie can tell you, they must follow the law in the USA and actively announce they can't accept USA citizens.

doesnt a VPN in that case means that you do NOT obey the law in your country?

Yes it means that. So if you are a little investor, probably you will be fine. But big investors it's harder. They are getting audits most of the time and they can have hard time for doing so.

[pynetx]

I'm far from big America, but believe me, I'd have my way to be with this project without breaking the Laws, that's possible. Moreover, when Accounting establishes itself and brings transparency to Crypo, this project will be one of the greatest references in this sector and initiative

Can someone please explain something for me I can't seem to find anywhere. It's illegal for security type icos to be held in the us/for us customers. But does this only count for the ico? Once the ico has taken place is it legal for us citizens to buy/sell these tokens on exchanges?

The ban is for the ICO only, the US doesn't forbid companies that use the blockchain to function, or bring services other companies that will use said services, so there are no problems for PayPie in that regard, there are no problems for US citizens holding Paypie tokens either, so a US citizen can be part of the platform if he/she just buy it somewhere, but participate on the ICO, that is a no.

Thanks for the clear explanation. I think lots of people were wondering, great help!

So that means, as long as ICO still take place, US citizens aren't allowed to buy paypie but in the future when ICO already ended and paypie has been traded on exchangers, they can buy, hold or sell it?

Yeah, according to the law but, if you don't give a shite about it, then anyone can participate from any corner of the world.

If you use VPN, you could participate, nobody would know it was you because the blockchain is untraceable, so once you have your tokens in your wallet, you are godd to go and be part of the platform, but THAT Paypie can tell you, they must follow the law in the USA and actively announce they can't accept USA citizens.

doesnt a VPN in that case means that you do NOT obey the law in your country?

What benefit the bullshit laws have?
It's the main purpose of the blockchain to free yourself from the boundaries made by politicians for their own benefits.

[Trrrt]

If you really want to be in paypie I think you can use a vpn, no one will put you in jail for that. I understand the frustration of people who can't participate Beauce of law, especially for a project like paypie. So much possibility, a real bankable project with a lot of supporter.

[the_donald]

I'm far from big America, but believe me, I'd have my way to be with this project without breaking the Laws, that's possible. Moreover, when Accounting establishes itself and brings transparency to Crypo, this project will be one of the greatest references in this sector and initiative

Can someone please explain something for me I can't seem to find anywhere. It's illegal for security type icos to be held in the us/for us customers. But does this only count for the ico? Once the ico has taken place is it legal for us citizens to buy/sell these tokens on exchanges?

The ban is for the ICO only, the US doesn't forbid companies that use the blockchain to function, or bring services other companies that will use said services, so there are no problems for PayPie in that regard, there are no problems for US citizens holding Paypie tokens either, so a US citizen can be part of the platform if he/she just buy it somewhere, but participate on the ICO, that is a no.

Thanks for the clear explanation. I think lots of people were wondering, great help!

So that means, as long as ICO still take place, US citizens aren't allowed to buy paypie but in the future when ICO already ended and paypie has been traded on exchangers, they can buy, hold or sell it?

Yeah, according to the law but, if you don't give a shite about it, then anyone can participate from any corner of the world.

If you use VPN, you could participate, nobody would know it was you because the blockchain is untraceable, so once you have your tokens in your wallet, you are godd to go and be part of the platform, but THAT Paypie can tell you, they must follow the law in the USA and actively announce they can't accept USA citizens.

doesnt a VPN in that case means that you do NOT obey the law in your country?

What benefit the bullshit laws have?
It's the main purpose of the blockchain to free yourself from the boundaries made by politicians for their own benefits.

the benefit is to the people in government, it's for control. god forbid you don't pay them off with your tax dollars.

[lvsca]

I just watched again Yohan's speech video about AI and machine learning I think it will be also useful for credit score, the more data PayPie will receive the more it will "learn" to approach 100% accuracy on credit score

with AI and machine learning that will make the world difference. They can do accountant job with lower fee and better,

accounting sphere will change with risk score algo.

[toolucky98]

PayPie CMO, Yohan Varella, was interviewed by AccountingWEB, one of the major global accounting tech websites, about the impacts of A.I. on the accounting industry. The interview was held at the Accountex Conference, the biggest accounting tech event in the USA, and is just 2 minutes long. Check it out!

I have been waiting for this  
And wow, i didnt know that AI is included in this project  
Got some nice information, keep it up sir!

[ParRus]

today was found Great Interview with Mr Chandi

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYex6cQ0Jsk

discuss about how Paypie and the Blockchain will revolutionize the accounting field bringing honesty and transparency, ensuring the term “Enron” will never be a problem again. He also discusses how Paypie will allow token holders to earn passive income!

[Sozialtourist]

today was found Great Interview with Mr Chandi

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYex6cQ0Jsk

discuss about how Paypie and the Blockchain will revolutionize the accounting field bringing honesty and transparency, ensuring the term “Enron” will never be a problem again. He also discusses how Paypie will allow token holders to earn passive income!

Another nice interview, great that they keep in contact with the community answering questions and advertising their project. Thank you very much for sharing.

[Jay2408]

today was found Great Interview with Mr Chandi

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYex6cQ0Jsk

discuss about how Paypie and the Blockchain will revolutionize the accounting field bringing honesty and transparency, ensuring the term “Enron” will never be a problem again. He also discusses how Paypie will allow token holders to earn passive income!

Thanks for sharing. Nick Chandi also talked about a planned partnership with Rivetz. Their CEO is already among Paypie's advisors. Does anyone know more about Rivetz? I only know they're dealing with hardware security.

[levyashin]

If you really want to be in paypie I think you can use a vpn, no one will put you in jail for that. I understand the frustration of people who can't participate Beauce of law, especially for a project like paypie. So much possibility, a real bankable project with a lot of supporter.

This post is complete bs. There are law and regulations. When you have some trouble, you can't just tell them it was a great project. If someone takes your word and invest paypie and gets trouble will you compensate his loss?

[abused wens]

We will keep this community informed over the next weeks.