[Need Partners] Instant sales with commercials - Bitpay 2.0

[bitpop]

I want to create an app to transfer shipping information when you send a payment. Eg. Commercials can have a special qr with an address and a url.

The app will send the payment anonymously then intentionally post your shipping information to the url and sign it with your Bitcoin private key. Talk about instant sales, no account creation, no carts. Beautiful. Bitpay 2.0.

Merchant can request certain information and app will ask customer permission. Each merchant Bitcoin address will have reviews that only those that purchased can write. These can be used in commercials, flyers, catalogs, websites, etc. You can ask for just an email for digital products.

I need an android developer, a name and marketing guy.

Client will be modified mycellium app and merchants will be given a url when they register. We can pipe directly into bitpay if needed. We will charge a 0.5% fee.

There has never been 1 click shopping like this. Now who wants to join me?

[ilesef]

Interesting idea
but why just android??

[bitpop]

I hate Apple and don't care to play their games. It's going to be android and web only. Qr code will also have a short url underneath. Apple users can do it via browser but it'll take more steps.

[qwk]

The app will send the payment anonymously then intentionally post your shipping information to the url and sign it with your Bitcoin private key. Talk about instant sales, no account creation, no carts. Beautiful. Bitpay 2.0.

I like the idea. Straightforward and simple.

You should include the TX-ID, though.
Imagine the (admittedly far-fetched) scenario where I buy two items at the same price from the same store, but in the meantime I change my shipping address

[bitpop]

The app will send the payment anonymously then intentionally post your shipping information to the url and sign it with your Bitcoin private key. Talk about instant sales, no account creation, no carts. Beautiful. Bitpay 2.0.

I like the idea. Straightforward and simple.

You should include the TX-ID, though.
Imagine the (admittedly far-fetched) scenario where I buy two items at the same price from the same store, but in the meantime I change my shipping address

Of course that'll be the order number