Topic: ⚡[ANN] TOKENPAY ⚡ SCAMMED 1 MILLION $ FROM BOUNTY AND REFERRAL PROGRAM ⚡ - page 80. (Read 60404 times)

Is there any relationship between TokenPay and Verge Currency other than Sunerok the Verge Lead Developer being the Blockchain Audit Advisor for TokenPay? Can we expect any joint collaborations as both are privacy coins with their own blockchains?

so when you will start bounty campaign or just start prepaire it?,i think will take part bounty campaign ,very promising ANN and whitepaper . will follow this thread in future.   

Thanks for replying your answer was what I was wondering.   
I think this is a good project and will invest in it but at the same time I don't think you can sell the "Total Privacy" side of your coin while at the same time promoting the use of a debit/credit card as we all know they will fall under the KYC rules.
So that then makes me wonder why promote having a card at all if it by doing so you remove the very essence and most important feature of the coin?

Once you remove privacy it then just becomes another coin trying to get a credit card just like Moncao and TenX, both of whom do not have privacy and are struggling to align themselves with Visa and Mastercard, why would a privacy coin have any more chance of doing so or would the bank you buy be the issuer of the cards and if that is the case, how could buying a bank help you to achieve accreditation from a card provider if  your coin is based on privacy?

Sorry if my comment sounds like it is meant to be negative as it is not I just see the two privacy vs credit-debit card as Ying and Yang, two totally different things, so from the outside looking in you have two features of your coin pitted against each other, or am I missing something here?

Hello as stated in our whitepaper, you will receive 2000 TPAY for 1 BTC. 
Also if you register for the token sale, you will be able to calculate the exact amount using our dashboard.

As far as I understand your coin will have its own block-chain and be extracted through the POS algorithm. This is an interesting proposal considering that most startups are implemented through smart contracts ERC20. I consider the option of participation, but nowhere do I see information about how much I will receive coins for 1 BTC?

Very good questions, keep them coming!

I will address each of your questions

Your questions:
If you are a total privacy coin and fully annon does that mean I can sign up for ICO using a pseudonym and not my real name?

My reply:
When you use our desktop wallets all of the transactions will be anonymous given its link to the TOR network.  TPAY to TPAY transactions are always anonymous when using our wallets.  The minute you are connected to an exchange chances are there will be no anonymity given most of these exchanges comply with AML and KYC compliance. 

For the token sale, if you decide to use a pseudonym and not your real name, you can.  Many have already. 

Your question:

If and when you acquire a bank and the Blue Diamond cards are issued, will I be required to go through any ID verification processes or can I use my pseudonym rather than my real name on the card a well?

How will the cards be delivered whilst maintaining total privacy?

If I use the card and fund it from my secure wallet does that then remove my privacy as there is a link between the spending/withdrawal using the card?

My reply:
When TokenPay becomes a licensed entity we will be compelled to comply with the regulations in the jurisdictions in which we operate.  This is why it is important to have a privacy jurisdiction from day 1. 

As far as I understand your coin will have its own block-chain and be extracted through the POS algorithm. This is an interesting proposal considering that most startups are implemented through smart contracts ERC20. I consider the option of participation, but nowhere do I see information about how much I will receive coins for 1 BTC?