Topic: [ANN][ICO] Digmus- Decentralized Anti-Counterfeit Platform - page 9. (Read 8703 times)

For contributing you're fine with any wallet or exchange and standard gas amount/gas price.  To manage your tokens you'll need a wallet capable of that, e.g. MyEtherWallet

What kind of wallet you recommend to contribute from?

Work on iOS version of the prototype is in progress. We'll make an official announcement when it's done

Is there an iOS versin?

Greetings!
We would like to inform you that due to some technical issues at the start, we decided to extend the pre-ICO till the end of the week, 11:00 Moscow time (8:00 UTC), Oct'23 to be precise. Till the end of that period you have an apportunity to purchase the DGM tokens with a 48% discount. We will keep you informed!

The mobile application will have the following features:

 - Scanning of QR codes or NFC tags with unique product codes
 - Checking product information and displaying verification results: whether the blockchain has the unique code hash, which product it corresponds to, determining if that product has already been sold, browsing the product description, photos and video of the product and/or its packaging, distributor information up to the retailer it is slated to be sold at (dependent on information provided by the manufacturer)
 - Scanning of a secret unique purchase code to confirm the purchase
 - Informing the manufacturer of possible forgery
 - Sharing the purchase on social networks.

The demo-website: www.digmus.io/demo
Android demo-app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.digmus.app

Any info please?

First few certifications will be done on case by case basis. When we actually need a streamlined process, we intend to make it public knowledge.

Will the workings of this process be known to the community?

Can you please reveal some more info about the app? Any functions maybe? Do you have a prototype?

Our solution has four components:

 - A certificate center to check brand authenticity and issue electronic signature certificates
 - A blockchain-based database storing product information and additional data to verify authenticity
 - A mobile app that verifies the product by scanning the QR code or NFC tag (distribution chain data inside)
 - Software that integrates with automation systems from SAP, Oracle, Microsoft, and others.

Curious project. What algorithms do you use to determine what fake, and what fact?

The use of a blockchain repository instead of a centralized database is predicated on two objectives. First, a blockchain is something consumers and manufacturers are more likely to trust. Second, it allows us to create the investment system described later in this document, where the issued token value is directly linked to our success in the market.

So why do you even need a blockchain based db?

Thanks!

The certification center is controlled by Digmus and works with brand requests for system
certificates. The certification center:

• Checks the ownership of the trademark.
• Prevents similar copycat trademarks.
• Revokes compromised certificates.

If you have any related questions - please join us here: https://t.me/digmus

Can you please explain what exactly the certification center does?

It's a common way to do the translation, okay

Thanks for these replies, sir! Love to see a dev team giving straight up replies and not dodging questions left and right with political replies.

Yeah, sounds a reasonable move to start from one industry. The "learn more about their own product" step should happen during the implimentation the system to a first customer's bysiness. Also the negotiations with some of the counterfeit-concerned companies are in progress, and most of them do represent different industries.

24 November 2017

We plan to go to the exchange right after the token emission. Negotiations with Binance, Liqui, Bitfinex, Tidex are in progress

Business customer acquisition will be done through personal contact and expo participations. As for mobile app, we will be working on it in concert with our business partners marketing teams, as they would have better grasp on their client's demographics and they would be just as interested on a new anticountetfeit feature promotion as we are.

Digmus platform has two types of customers: manufacturers of goods and their customers. So there will be two different approach to those target groups defined by their nature. To attract manufacturers (or producers) we would go for rather standard B2B scheme: F2F negotiations and participation in relevant events and meetings. To reach their customers our main aim is to create sustainable partnership with manufacturers’ marketing departments to better understand their target audience and not to affect negatively their brand image.

If you are interested in technical details - you can always ask any question in our telegram channel https://t.me/digmus, all related people are in there including the dev team