[ANN] [ICO][COP] CopPay - cryptofying your business - page 24.

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Quote from: novogum on October 29, 2017, 11:16:40 AM

Let's imagine that the seller receives Fiat money to his Bank account.
What about the percentage that takes the exchange for the exchange cryptocurrency? Different exchanges take different commissions. And what about the commissions for transactions input and output to the exchange? It turns out that the seller will receive the Fiat money is smaller than he set the price.

Am i wrong?

The merchant doesn’t pay any fee for the customer’s crypto-to-fiat transaction at exchange. They receive the exact amount of local currency indicated in the price-tag

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Quote from: sporter on October 29, 2017, 01:15:39 PM

Is the whitelist closed? What is the minimum amount for participation?

no, you still have some time to do it!:) Don't miss a chance to contribute with 20% bonus!! https://coppay.io/whitelist

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Quote from: kozak.finance on October 29, 2017, 12:34:39 PM

Still waiting for the reply about main concurrents

competitors?? I'm sure you know that now there are many payment system.
Personally I may say Utrust or Bitpay. Recently Viso came to play.
There are plenty others as well.
the main features of CopPay that makes us different are that, firstly, we have no transaction fees for merchant and really small for customers; secondly, our terminals are installed completely free of charge. and also, we don't use cards, like some projects do. They allow you to use them only if you buying in USD or EUR plus you have to do many manipulations before performing an actual transaction.

We are simply different;)

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Quote from: Klara_karlovna on October 29, 2017, 10:52:05 AM

the system CopPay works independently of the beneficiary's Bank?

Merchant states his bank account in CopPay system in order to receive fiat at his account.
As for the technology of the process let me consult with the team for further explanation

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Quote from: Reb Klimrod on October 29, 2017, 11:34:01 AM

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Quote from: sporter on October 29, 2017, 09:28:54 AM

Interesting. Thanks for the whitepaper in Russian.
Is this a ERC20 token?

where can I read whitepaper in Russian?

I need whitepaper in Russian too)

https://coppay.io/docs/CopPay_Whitepaper_RU.pdf

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Still waiting for the reply about main concurrents

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Quote from: Donny Ker on October 29, 2017, 11:27:59 AM

Quote from: sporter on October 29, 2017, 09:28:54 AM

Interesting. Thanks for the whitepaper in Russian.
Is this a ERC20 token?

where can I read whitepaper in Russian?

I need whitepaper in Russian too)

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Quote from: sporter on October 29, 2017, 09:28:54 AM

Interesting. Thanks for the whitepaper in Russian.
Is this a ERC20 token?

where can I read whitepaper in Russian?

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Quote from: Rusmegalife on October 29, 2017, 07:06:22 AM

And so I studied the white paper.
1) 2% why such a big commission, with bank transfers the maximum commission is 1.5%?
2) How will tokens be used functionally in addition to purchases of paid services on the network and vouchers?
3) Which crypto-currencies at the initial stage are planned to implement?
4) Why do 45% of all tokens go to developers? (a bit too much in my opinion)

Hello! thanks for good questions! Let's look
1) are you talking about transaction fees or exchange commission? In CopPay there is no transaction fee at all (while in traditional banking they can be up to 7%). In CopPay there is 2% exchange commission paid by the buyer. But even in this case, for him it's more convenient to pay it, rather than convert money manually. It's very time-consuming to withdraw money (takes like a day) and moreover the rates on exchanges can be not so beneficial. As for us, we take world average exchange rate.
2) COP tokens are utility coins. That means they are used in the system. The things you've already mentioned are the most important ones. When we enter exchanges, it will be possible to use COP as a mean of payment for good and trade them as well. But as I've said, the main feature of COPs is utility
3) Right now CopPay supports BTC, ETH, Steem, Golos, Dash, XEM. Will work hard to add more cryptocurrencies to the list (especially those that are most used)
4) 43%, to be exact:) this funds will go to Core Team, Advisors and Rewards. The main part of these tokens (which is ~90%) will be reserved for the team in order to further develop the product, network and attract new investors.

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Let's imagine that the seller receives Fiat money to his Bank account.
What about the percentage that takes the exchange for the exchange cryptocurrency? Different exchanges take different commissions. And what about the commissions for transactions input and output to the exchange? It turns out that the seller will receive the Fiat money is smaller than he set the price.

Am i wrong?

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the system CopPay works independently of the beneficiary's Bank?

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Quote from: jcowallace1968 on October 29, 2017, 06:13:46 AM

Please check facebook link. I can go to the link. Is your page reported ?

I tried. Everything works fine for me.
Could you check one more time, please?

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Quote from: Reb Klimrod on October 28, 2017, 07:04:32 AM

Quote from: Reb Klimrod on October 27, 2017, 08:13:39 AM

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Quote from: Reb Klimrod on October 27, 2017, 05:51:53 AM

How is the problem solved with expensive transactions? (eg bitcoin) This is important when making small purchases.

Transactions are not expensive and require minimum gas.
CopPay is good for both small and big purchases

If I have bitcoins and I want to buy gum with your service, how much will there be a commission for payment?

Hey) What about my question?)
If the transactions are really cheap it will be cool!

Sorry for the delay with the answer. Probably missed it somehow.
The transaction will cost like 1-5$ for bitcoin payments. that's why unfortunately for now BTC is not the best option to pay for something small and inexpensive like with 5 dollar price.

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Quote from: PavelFG on October 29, 2017, 05:15:24 AM

Very interesting and promising project with this business model. It seems to me that simplification of the issue of settlement between clients and traders among the population of the whole world will give an even greater impetus to the popularization of the cryptocurrencies and the decentralization of the world.

Thanks for the feedback. Appreciate it much! We completely agree with you! Our team believes that CopPay will help to build cryptocurrency infrastructure and make it easier for people and business to use and accept crypto;)

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Quote from: sporter on October 29, 2017, 09:28:54 AM

Interesting. Thanks for the whitepaper in Russian.
Is this a ERC20 token?

Early I ask. Answer was: now ERC20 token, but in future team planned to go on the own blockchain. And there is plan to get DPoS consensus

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Interesting. Thanks for the whitepaper in Russian.
Is this a ERC20 token?

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Quote from: Reb Klimrod on October 29, 2017, 07:24:30 AM

Quote from: Donny Ker on October 29, 2017, 07:22:46 AM

what amount is planned to be collected in the course of ico?

Hardcap 65800 ETH, softcap 6580

Wow! It's almost 20 million $. Do you have partners who will definitely participate in the ICO?

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Quote from: yan.markevich on October 29, 2017, 07:52:30 AM

Did you have a pre-sale? What amount was collected?

1666.67 ETH (510.2 thousand dollars for the time of closing)

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