Proposal “ANYPAY_JUNE_2018“ (Completed)Back
| Title: | Anypay Dash June - August 2018 |
| Owner: | anypay |
| Monthly amount: | 219 DASH (6491 USD) |
| Completed payments: | 3 totaling in 657 DASH (0 month remaining) |
| Payment start/end: | 2018-05-18 / 2018-08-16 (added on 2018-05-08) |
| Final voting deadline: | in passed |
| Votes: | 0 Yes / 0 No / 0 Abstain |
Proposal description
“I’m voting yes. This is a real product with a real team behind it and a substantial plan. They have demonstrated competence. They are on our side.”
– Stillcantstop (aka solarguy)
“With your support, you will see a DASH Mecca flourish in New Hampshire. This will yield a model that can be copied across the globe.”
– DarrenSTapp, Dash core contributor
"I can tell you want the best for DASH so I’ll be voting yes.”
– quantumexplorer, prominent Dash contributor and MNO
“You have my support.”
– qwizzie
“If you submitted a three month proposal, it would probably garner close to unanimous support.”
– TaoOfSatoshi
– Stillcantstop (aka solarguy)
“With your support, you will see a DASH Mecca flourish in New Hampshire. This will yield a model that can be copied across the globe.”
– DarrenSTapp, Dash core contributor
"I can tell you want the best for DASH so I’ll be voting yes.”
– quantumexplorer, prominent Dash contributor and MNO
“You have my support.”
– qwizzie
“If you submitted a three month proposal, it would probably garner close to unanimous support.”
– TaoOfSatoshi
What are they talking about?
What if there were a proposal where…
What if there were a proposal where…
- Merchants receive the minimal hardware needed to accept Dash for payment at retail stores?
- Users and merchants received Dash incentives to make spending competitive with credit cards?
- 12 months of up-front professional development was already put into it without any funding?
- Everything was in place to create a Dash village where every merchant who takes credit cards also takes Dash?
Would YOU support it?
“I can attest that the anypay app has done outstanding things for acceptance of DASH in Portsmouth.”
“In the old days I used to go to places just to spend cryptocurrency. Now, I end up paying with DASH without making a special effort.”
“One thing that is unique is the fact that merchants that use anypay actually are accepting dash. They are not using a payment processor that deposits dollars to their accounts. Merchants sometimes take their DASH and spend it with other merchants. This closes the loop avoiding the need to interact with the dollar economy.”
– Darren Tapp, Dash Core Contributor
Here it is. The proposal you have been waiting for. Finally a Dash app that closes the loop, gets merchants taking and spending Dash, builds a model Dash City, and gives you the tools to recreate it anywhere in the world.
How do we know it works? Because we have hundreds of real-life merchants using it in their businesses right now, today. And every day more people are signing up to use it. Because it was built by voluntaryists, it respects your privacy. No personal information is required to set up an account. No government tax IDs or hocus pocus paperwork need be submitted. No photographs of you standing with signed documents. Just email, password, and a Dash address. It’s really that simple.
Imagine Roger Ver kicking himself as his precious “Bitcoin Village” is converted into “Dash Village”.
About Us
Anypay launched the first Dash-specific point of sale system in the summer of 2017, and we are long-time Dash users and investors.Our team is responsible for the major Dash boom in New Hampshire. We are the only major Dash point of sale system. We have accumulated several decades of software development experience, including early-stage development of Ripple and various cryptocurrency projects.Our progress in Dash adoption has been covered by media outlets such as the Beyond Bitcoin Film, CNN International, and of course Dash Force News.
Benefits To Dash Community
One of the key selling points of Dash over other cryptocurrencies is its usefulness as an everyday currency, and this is already starkly visible in New Hampshire. Even long-time cryptocurrency users have reported with wonder their first meal purchased with Dash, indicating that we are really on to something special here. This was particularly showcased on a recent CNN video showing Dash used as everyday money in Portsmouth. Making a single area where you can spend Dash on just about anything is the single biggest argument-ender for which cryptocurrency is digital cash.So…what exactly are we offering? Glad you asked:1) Incentivize Retail Commerce
Premier Dash Point of Sale SystemWe built a kick-ass Dash-branded point of sale that already does everything you need to use it now. It’s not going to be something we are waiting on forever. Anypay is already the simplest Dash point of sale for cashiers and business owners, and we consistently receive rave reviews. Anypay is used in dozens of Dash-accepting businesses around New Hampshire, and was recently featured on a CNN International segment highlighting living on Dash in the region. When paired with Uphold or other key exchanges, merchants can easy convert Dash to fiat currency if desired.Our key product offering will be expanded by offering the following additional functionality:Internationalisation: Now it’s time to expand the Dash point of sale to a global audience by internationalizing the system to support denomination in many fiat currencies, and many spoken languages, which this proposal will allow us to prioritize.Publish quality Dash point of sale system for the Apple App Store and Google Play Store, to bring a high degree of finesse and professionalism to the Dash retail experience.We will also offer a special Dash-branded portal for merchants to set up Anypay, pre-loaded with Dash icons and the ability to accept Dash right away.2) Incentives to Spend and Accept Dash in Retail Stores Dash-Back Consumer Spending Incentive
- Dash-Back instantly pays consumers and merchants small amounts of Dash after ever brick-and-mortar transaction. It is already live and working for consumers in the New Hampshire economy, and will be expanded and truly put to the test with this proposal.
- Dash is facing serious competitive pressure competing projects and technologies such as Bitcoin Cash. Dash-back gives Dash a razor-sharp competitive edge over those other coins, and even launches Dash into competing with credit cards. Dash-Back inspires people to use Dash as money, not just a speculative asset.
- Merchant Adoption Bounty Program
- Gas Stations
- Grocery Stores
- Farmers’ Markets
- Hotels
- Restaurants
- Rental Properties
- And More!
This alone would be an amazing deal. But what if you could have all this, and…
A painless on-ramp for merchants, including video and text-based user-guides, online FAQ, and ongoing customer support for Anypay Dash merchants. Relevant guides will be cross-posted to DiscoverDash.com.Real-world economic data showing and tracking Dash’s use as a currency. No one can answer that question, and now Dash can!
- How many transactions did Anypay process this month?
- How much Dash?
- How much USD?
- How many businesses?
Transparency
Fully-transparent accounting every month is extremely important to earning investor support and trust — as it should be! We commit to delivering detail specific financial data including funds spent and remaining and KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) as well as hard numeric results to the Dash Watch every month. We commit to distributing at least $10,000 in Dash-back per month in the form of small automatic payments to merchants and customers upon completing transactions in Dash. Our goal is to grow this to 50% of the proposal budget. Dash-Back program totals will be reported live to https://dashback.ai
The following metrics and financials will be reported every month:
– Amount Spent on Engineering (broken down by specific components)
– Amount Spent on Support
– Amount Dash-Back Paid (target: 50% proposal budget)
– Amount Spent on Merchant Ambassador Program (Outreach and Bounties)
– Amount Spent on Hardware (iPads)
– Total Number of Transactions that were given Dash-Back
– Statistical Information about Dash-Backi (Daily & Monthly Average, Median, etc)– Daily and Monthly transaction volume with Dash
– Amount of Funds Remaining that we are unable to utilize Funding BreakdownOur goal is to put 50% toward operations, support, management staff, and 50% toward incentives that create the Dash Village (Dash-Back and merchant support).
TOTAL: 219 Dash per month
With this, we will finalize the Anypay Dash point of sale system for mass global adoption use and conduct a heavily-incentivized retail merchant adoption starting in New Hampshire growing out from there. This will include incentives such as our powerful cutting-edge Dash-back program, merchant adoption bounties, and subsidized dash point of sale hardware.The recent CNN International video of Dash uber-user Joel Valenzuela was made possible in total completely by anypay’s efforts to convert Portsmouth, New Hampshire to Dash.
A ringing endorsement from one of Dash’s leading figures:
Won’t merchants try to defraud the system to get free Dash?
Our plan is to have increasing levels of verification and trust for the merchants who are getting Dash-Back. We are starting with the several dozen merchants that we personally know and vet and we talk to dozens of different customers who go to these merchants and talk about their experience who are actually using it to make sure they’re not scammy. Secondly we plan on integrating with discover dash and plan on developing software for people to vet businesses, and the more vetted they become, the more Dash-Back they get. So far in our experience, the merchants are most pleased to get more customers and to have more revenue and to have more cool people to come to their shops and are not interested in stealing and defrauding the goose that lays the golden egg.That said, we keeping the Dash-Back very local, and it is a small fraction of our proposal because the main chunk of funding goes to funding a global merchant platform for Dash.If a merchant is discovered defrauding the dash investors, we will permanently ban their account from using Anypay. Plus, they have to be vetted anyway, so they’ll never be approved again. Dash-Back doesn’t just go to any account that signs up. Anyone can create an account and use Anypay for free, but you have to be a legitimate verified business to receive Dash-Back. And we have already been able to manually verify dozens of business with respectable owners.
Shouldn’t we focus our efforts on areas outside wealthy North American cities?
Our brand is Anypay.Global. Our focus is on building the best merchant tool for the global Dash audience. Yes, we have focussed on our local economy and dedicated all the resources we have available to building the best experience. Now our proposal is asking for the fuel we need to internationalize our software with foreign currencies and foreign languages so that all the other great dash teams can bring the merchant tools to the rest of the world. That’s what this proposal is all about.Our mission is to empower anyone anywhere to use digital cash without permission. That’s what Anypay is all about. Yes, we’re a software development team that’s based in North America, but our software is global — it’s borderless. Anypay will be used in Ghana, in Venezuela, in Buenos Aires, and anywhere there are merchants who want to accept Dash. A small fraction of the proposal is going to grow the New Hampshire economy. The majority of it is going to grow the global merchant adoption platform for Dash. Nothing could benefit the world more (except for maybe more wallet development and more privacy).
This proposal is going to build the tools that can be used by anyone anywhere in the world. The funds are proving the software works in a real setting. We built the global platform for Dash retail commerce, and now we’re expanding it for global currencies, international languages, and we are spending a small fraction of that in the testbed economy. We’re using it to build the platform that’s going to work everywhere in the world. We have merchants here that we need to talk to and get feedback to make the global solution more effective.
A huge reason Anypay has become the easiest, simplest Point of Sale is because we have strong relationships with local merchants and are able to get real-time feedback from customers and merchants across the whole area. We have noted that the more merchants that are using it in our area who we can meet and talk with, the faster we can improve the software for everyone in the world. And for that reason, we are growing the testbed of our software and incentivizing people to use Dash and help us improve the tools that we make. That way, when people Dash ambassadors all over the world are setting up merchants, we will have already encountered every possible pain-point and objection through the local economy that we’re getting feedback from and engineered the software to provide the best possible experience.Unlike those other commercial Dash proposals that have come and gone, and did not amount to much, Anypay has been serving dozens of merchants and hundreds of consumers for almost a year, and we have the privilege and pleasure of bringing to you a proposal to take our software global.
Isn’t prioritizing adoption ahead of sophistication shooting yourself in the foot?
Yes, you are absolutely correct we have focussed the last year or nine months on building the most workable user experience and growing the largest network of Dash merchants while not using expensive sophisticated delivery channels so that we can move faster and develop the experience more quickly. Now we are asking for this grant for exactly the reason that we’re going to add a whole new level of sophistication to our delivery process, to the polish, and efficiency of the software. We are releasing official builds in the iOS and android store that people can trust through trusted channels and commissioning and testing logos and designs.We are constantly doing usability testing with live customers, observing cashiers and customers interactions with the software, fixing bugs, improving the UX, and incorporating feedback from all parties. We as a team collectively use our software dozens of times a week to purchase things in the Dash economy.What about Evolution? Won’t anypay be made irrelevant when merchant tools are built in?Anypay is starting with the largest customer base for Dash Point of Sale. With this funding our customer base is going to grow exponentially, and we will be overwhelmingly the largest customer base of merchants. When the time comes to roll out awesome Evolution features our team will be able to bring Evolution to more merchants faster than anyone else.
Plus, our mission is to cut out the middleman in financial transactions anyway. So just as we were the first to build a Dash Point of Sale, we will be among the first to build on the Evolution platform. Even then, if Dash Core builds merchant APIs into the Evolution platform, then we will use that in our application. That just makes our job easier to build the best Point of Sale and market it to merchants, which is our strong suit.We are already using the most cutting edge Dash features and we are going to continue that. With the funding, we are going to draw in more talent, more excitement, and we will be the ones who can build in the Dash Evolution features first. We are extremely excited to turn Anypay into a DApp on the Dash Evolution platform.The Dash Investors deserve a world-class development team for merchant tools, and we are assembling it. We originally budgeted 110 Dash per month for engineering of the merchant platform. We have broken that down into 6 distinct roles, or talented, valuable people, that we will have to convince to join us and leave what they are doing.
Operations
Currently we have the whole operation and all the servers and everything that needs to be maintained, expanded, and made better and better. That person is really expensive. These numbers are low. We need these numbers to be higher.
Core services
These are the core APIs and messaging that enable the amazing experience with Anypay. ToolsFor Dash-Back and other internal tools that we need to bring this all to the world. We have a junior developer working on that, so they make less. Because we don’t have enough to budget for more. Web AppOur existing web app does not need an extremely talented person to continue on it, or an extremely expensive one, and we can spend less time on it now. The big focus is getting someone really good for iOS to build the best iOS experience.
iOS Native App
We probably need to spend a lot more than that to get the best iOS dev. We would prefer to spend at least 32.9 on the iOS App Dev and potentially 40 per month for a really, really good person who we can convince to be the lead on our team for the long run because we are going to grow to dozens of countries in hundreds of cities.
Android Native App
Same deal. This is extremely important to delivering the fastest and best experience and engineering the smoothest possible Dash Merchant solution. And that all there is 110 Dash per month. We need to spend more to grow as fast as the dash investors want and expect.
Growth Engineering
This person is in charge of having automated interaction with users and gathering data about how they use the system in order to improve it and grow our network and engineering ways of our users spreading the system viraly so that Dash spreads and spreads.
UX design
We need professionals designing the best possible experiences and testing them: logos, layout of user interface, colors, everything. That is also a relatively inexpensive person where we should be paying more. We need to spend more on that.
We can spend double on all of these, and that would help us grow the Dash investors’ vision faster, but this is the breakdown now. All of these positions require intelligent, dedicated, hard-working, talented people with specific skill sets. These people are already working on awesome projects, and they have permanent positions. We have to convince these people to leave what they are doing — some of the most awesome talented people around — and join our team. This proposal is for 3 months, but this is a much longer-term commitment on our end. We have already spent a year developing Anypay to get it working and in the hands of hundreds of merchants, and we are asking for your support in helping us to grow our efforts globally.
https://anypay.global/dash-june-2018
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Collating initial questions from MNO-only channel, crossposting - there seem to be critical concerns with this proposal that have arisen, and the numbers on the Dashwatch reports are very light. We note that this is particularly of concern to MNO's since Anypay is NOT Dash-exclusive, and we need to ensure that there is value in the ongoing kickbacks being given out by Anypay, which form a substantial amount of the Dash given to them by the treasury. Distribution of rewards is an important metric to understand whether the dash-back initiative provides value to the network at all.
1. Is it true that even for transactions of less than $5 that there is dashback given of more than $5 at least for June? What was the amount given to user/merchant for each transaction above and below $5 for July?
2. What are the amounts of Dash given back to (a) a merchant and (b) a user if the user spends, say, $1 with a merchant?
3. Anypay is not Dash exclusive - do any other coins on Anypay incentivise in the same way as Dash?
4. Can we know how many unique users Anypay has, and where their user base is mainly situated (geographic locale) validated by @DashWatchTeam please.
Also how much those users were paid in Dash, and the distribution levels (maintaining privacy of users of course). Looking to understand reward/kickback distribution. @DashWatchTeam to attest addresses also.
@triptolemoose these are summaries of your questions and some others that are also prudent.
@TheDesertLynx can you get an Anypay rep to respond pls
Thanks,
Drako
Anypay Dash June - August 2018 by anypay
https://dashwatch.org/files/1532770186093.pdf
Please provide updated July transaction volume (in dash) and confirm what amount of dash was given away as part of dash-back in June (and July once it’s over).
Do you do any analysis of wallets to see how many individual users are using dash through your system to pay for their purchases?
Do you have any system in place to prevent gaming of the dash-back system, and if so have Anypay identified any individuals or merchants gaming the system? If so, how many?
Thanks!
Anypay Dash June - August 2018 by anypay
https://dashwatch.org/files/1530054311743.pdf
Video:
https://youtu.be/JedlcqVix-g
What is your plan for than the Dash back program dont became a kickback program.
Exemples:
Someone buy 3$ coffee and receved 5$ in the dash back, do you plan to prevent it ?
Someone buy for 20$ and receved 5$ from dash back then be refund in fiat by the merchand, how do you prevent it ?
I am sure you will pass. Stepping by to say that I support you guys and you have my votes too.
Good proposal with a good target!
Fingers crossed.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhgh6FaM5Co&feature=youtu.be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8BiB6Lv7kY&feature=youtu.be
And paiement processing system :
http://venezuela.qr.cr/vzpos.pdf
But in the process of helping nearly one hundred merchants take Dash we discovered a plethora of retail-specific requirements that make a dedicated tool like Anypay absolutely essential.
Sorry for the error.
https://www.dashcentral.org/p/MedicinalGenomics_II
Here is a video showing how you can use Anypay in retail:
http://anypay.global/2018/05/23/delivering-a-crypto-experience-that-inspires-merchants/
This has been the topic of many Q&A in the comments section of our proposal, so I made a short video explaining why it benefits Dash to support Bitcoin payments, as counter-intuitive as that sounds.
http://anypay.global/2018/05/22/how-dash-gets-a-foot-in-the-door-important-message-for-mnos/
This proprosal is not about a POS (Point Of Sale) as clam by some. Its simple web page who do exactly (less less) what Dash core wallet done already on Android and Iphone. The only difference is than anypay accepting paiement in other crypto than Dash.
Creating that kind of web page cost under 10 000$
why we have to paied that mountain of Dash for a less efficient tool than we already have, and help world wild adpotion of other crypto ?
For sure Dash need a paiement processing module for POS, but what its propose here dont aproche thats need in any kind of way.
Regards,
1) Has Dash Force as escrow-provider been dropped? If so, why?
2) What is the timeline for an open-source version made available to the public?
3) Will you be able to reclaim/redistribute the free iPads given away if they are not sufficiently used for Dash transactions?
Yes, our merchants understand that if they don't use the iPads we will recycle them to other merchants. Either way iPad hardware is only a tiny fraction of the proposal.
Regarding an open source Anypay, we are focusing fully on internationalization, native app distribution, and user experience improvements for users of Dash. Once those highest-value objectives are achieved we will prioritize open source.
Yes we set the payout address to Anypay's masternode address this time, since there is no longer a twelve month payout schedule requiring escrow to reduce price fluxuation risk. We are confident paying to our masternode address plus our excellent track record are sufficient to prove our investment in and dedication to Dash.
Are you just asking to be reimbursed?
We have seen a large increase in Dash commerce since activating Dash-back, and now we are ready for real funds to vastly increase commercial incentives.
The secondary component of the proposal is ongoing engineering to bring Anypay's Dash merchant app to the Dash partners in Venezuela, Colombia, Ghana, Canada, Germany, etc who all need support for local currencies and languages. We are also using the funds to increase the sophistication of our Dash merchant software for distribution via trusted channels such as App Store and Play Store.
Additionally many merchants ask for fiat currency accounting for their transactions, so the login gives them and their accountants simple fiat accounting.
That said, privacy is extremely important to Anypay and we want our users to have fully anonymous access to merchant software. We don't pretend (or even want) to own our merchant's data.
For now anyone who desires anonymity can use a fake email address, but they won't be able to reset their password. There are a lot of tradeoffs and Anypay is actively investing in providing great service while maintaining privacy.
It appears the major differences are that the recipient must be registered using your site and the funds require your computers/business as a middle to forward the Dash to the recipient, correct?
What would be the (non-subsidized) reasons to promote/use one over the other?
But in the process of helping nearly one hundred merchants take Dash we discovered a plethora of retail-specific requirements that make a dedicated tool like Anypay absolutely essential.
Thank you for your inquisitive feedback, we will soon share an in-depth post explaining why and how Anypay tackles retail merchant needs in ways no wallet can.
check out https://reload.bitnik.eu/#/start
Right now we have +150 merchants accepting Dash, but in order to reach bigger merchants we need a system like yours.
Count with all our support.
AlejandroE
Dash Help and Dash Merchant Venezuela
Voting yes. solarguy
I tried the Merchant Web app, registered and tried to do a test transaction. When pressing on Dash as payment the QR Code that shows up has a different Dash address than the one I have already set up in my account. How does the process work? Do you have intermediary addresses that collect the funds first and then I can cash out to my address that I have specified in my account? Can we have an option of immediately cashing out incoming transactions to our address? If not why so?
Overall it's a yes from me because I see great value here but I'd like to get some feedback on the above.
So for hardware I guess it's pretty easy to get like a Rpi that constantly runs an explorer with anypay on it and you are pretty much set (cheap solution) or just an android/iOs device. Yeah not bad, it's a good start.
We desperately need a working POS system. We've gone years without one, and it's made getting merchants to accept Dash very difficult. As of now we have no other POS option (Alt36 isn't out yet, is untested, and won't be available everywhere for some time, if ever). Right now I set up every merchant I talk to with Anypay, but it's a little more difficult without a polished app in the App/Play store yet, especially since it only prices in USD and I've already gotten requests from Canada, Nigeria, Ghana, Mexico, and Venezuela to use Anypay priced in their local currency. Getting that added would be huge.
The most critical part of this is the merchant bounty and Dash-back function. Right now there's effectively zero incentive for first-world merchants to take Dash, and zero incentive for holders to actually use it instead of hodling and using fiat. Giving a merchant sign-up bonus and customers an incentive to spend (I admit I eat out etc. a lot more after the implementation of the beta Dash-back) is exactly what we need to be used everywhere. Every major payments system has used some kind of similar incentive to get things going, and Dash can expect to be no different.
First time around the proposal was 12 months and I can understand the skepticism, but with 3 months this should be an absolute no-brainer, especially with all the other crazy stuff that's been funded and provided no ROI. If we're not going to do anything to boost real-world adoption, then what are any of us even still doing here? I like spending Dash every single day and living as much without touching fiat currency as possible, and I'd really like this to be possible outside of my small local area.
Question have you managed to to talk to some customers/merchants that use anypay ? and what currency's are they using and if they used different currency's which do they prefer ?
Questions:
- Will this proposal result in support for denominating invoices in Colombian Pesos? (I want to use it here in Colombia.)
- Will we get a Spanish-language interface?
- CNN says you guys signed up a ton of merchants in Portsmouth. I am working on merchant adoption in Colombia. How did you do it? Can I maybe interview someone about it for YouTube publication?
Thanks!
Prior to Anypay's creation, I'd worked with several local merchants to set them up with Bitpay for point-of-sale, real-life, brick-and-mortar acceptance. As soon as Anypay launched, I helped the local BTC-accepting businesses flip over to Anypay and begin accepting DASH:
https://freekeene.com/2017/12/08/all-cryptocurrencies-set-record-420-billion-market-cap-as-nh-retailers-launch-dash-acceptance/
DASH is real in Keene and Portsmouth, New Hampshire. In Keene, I can go to Corner News and get everything from pipes to drinks to snacks for DASH. I can then cross the street and have lunch at Local Burger for DASH. Or maybe Curry Indian Restaurant, or Thirsty Owl (Bar), or Hot Hogs BBQ or Little Zoe's Pizza. If I need my car repaired, I can pay DASH for that too at award-winning Wilder Automotive. All thanks to Anypay - and the amazing cryptocurrency community here in the Keene area. (We also have TWO Crypto Vending Machines here in town that sell DASH.) Check out the map at http://coinmap.org/#/map/42.92846255/-72.25725174/13 - almost every business there is taking DASH thanks to Anypay.
Now, Anypay has already taken retail DASH acceptance to a new level with its DASH-back concept. This is already happening. Every time I spend DASH around town (and I do it multiple times weekly), I instantly receive DASH back from Anypay (currently around $1 worth of DASH). This isn't some theory. It's real. Buy a drink at Thirsty Owl? DASH-back. Get an oil change at Wilder Automotive? DASH-back. This is important, because it incentivizes people to spend DASH, which is what we want to happen. It helps overcome Gresham's Law.
DASH is supposed to be digital cash. That means it needs to get used in real life. Anypay has ALREADY made this happen. Please vote yes, as I have done, for this proposal. This proposal allows them to take what they are already doing for DASH, and make it even more amazing.
Let’s do this
- It's not exclusive
- Other coins get a free lunch
- Dash is not listed as the primate coin to use, is still BTC (correct me if I am wrong, with some visual represatation
- There is no contract between Dash MNO's and Anypay
- Anypay, is for profit, and can make a profit without Dash (if not exclusivity is even more awesome)
On top of that I really dislike this, attempt to manipulate me, Into posting what other Dash MNO'er think of it. If it had some real arguments from them okay.
In short, don't manipulate me into voting for you, and sweeten the pot or something.
I really don't find the quotes manipulative at all, I know many MNOs make decisions based on personal recommendations from people they trust (hence why I've commented here). Pretty standard practice in the business world where anyone can come up with a great pitch and fancy site and have nothing serious behind it.
Thank you for your immediate feedback.
Our apologies, we are currently experiencing technical challenges posting the remainder of our proposal, but will post the proposal details as soon as technically possible.
In the mean time do please check it out on our site here: https://anypay.global/dash-june-2018
The full proposal describes in greater detail the expanded benefits Dash will receive including:
- DASH becomes listed as the primary, default coin on the Anypay platform.
- Dash-Back retail shopping incentives for both consumers and merchants, offering DASH a major advantage over competing coins
Regarding other coins, our extensive experience helping dozens of merchants shows that support for coins such as Bitcoin and Litecoin actually increase visibility for DASH. Plus! with the Dash Back people already choose to use Dash over Bitcoin Cash.
Yes Anypay is a private company and our mission is to convert the entire market to accepting digital cash, but we can't do it without customers. All of our revenues go back into paying talented individuals to expand our success in spreading Dash.
DASH becomes listed as the primary, default coin on the Anypay platform.
I'll check back at the end of the month, I am still not convinced or a fan, but if their is room in the budget, I am willing to give it a good.
For some reason the full proposal disappeared from this Dashcentral
This is ALL about promoting DASH. It's the primary crypto used with Anypay already. It's what they launched with. The DASHback proposal alone is more than enough to incentivize customers to use DASH. It's already here in NH and working well. This proposal will take that to the next level.