Basic Characteristics of PEPS COIN1.Fast speed PEPS COIN was designed to be speedier than Bitcoin. Whereas Bitcoin block creation takes 10 minutes each, PEPS takes only 60 seconds, being 10 times faster. Also, size of the block is 4 Megabytes, 4 times larger than Bitcoin, thus enabling bigger transactions.
2. DecentralizationBy adopting Lyla 2 Re algorithm, our COIN has been developed so that some large mining companies can avoid the COIN monopoly through ASIC system mining and can also be exploited by GPUs and CPUs, which are accessible to the general miners. Compensation will be initially made to POW and will be converted to POS method if 70 % of mining is carried out.The company will take the lead in decentralization so that everyone can mine under equal conditions by providing a mining server.
3. Wallet PEPS COIN provides Wallet for Windows and Linux desktops, in which users will be able to store tokens separately, along with Web Wallet which can be used after joining membership online. Coins stored in Web Wallet service provided by PEPS TECH can be sent to PCs for separate storage any time, and individuals will be able to transfer PEPS COIN without any other additional function.
4. General-purpose PG(Payment Gateway)-systemGeneral-purpose PG-system provides payment for all online sites that require payment, such as online shopping malls, games, content services, and so on, and provide POS system for stores, which will also provide payments through PEPS cards in offline stores. In addition, it is planning to release PEPSCOIN PG API to GITHUB(
https://github.com) so that it can provide various forms of payment in cooperation with technical companies related to mobile Bluetooth payment and Internet of Things (IoT) payment.
5. Robust security systemsPEPSCOIN will have the latest security technology ahead of other COIN and will protect the assets of its owners. It uses a technology that encrypts all data and uses 128-bit SSL to secure personal information. Then use a firewall to block and protect 24 hours from unauthorized access and attacks from outside, such as DDos.
