Topic: Finmail - Email service with native support for BTC/USDT - page 3. (Read 1483 times)
Looks like an interesting project, I think the UX/UI could be improved but nonetheless it's a great idea.
Monthly Update:
1. The WordPress writing platform is being continuously improved
2. The number of article submissions keeps historical high
3. Due to bitcoin halving, the transaction fee was increased substantially in the last 2 weeks, and it has now gradually recovered.
The Finmail May Newsletter in 2020 is available at https://shoutout.wix.com/so/02N9BptSM
1. The WordPress writing platform is being continuously improved
2. The number of article submissions keeps historical high
3. Due to bitcoin halving, the transaction fee was increased substantially in the last 2 weeks, and it has now gradually recovered.
The Finmail May Newsletter in 2020 is available at https://shoutout.wix.com/so/02N9BptSM
Monthly Update:
1. Finmail Focus has been moved to WordPress
2. The review procedure is improved by online writing
3. All new articles that have passed review will be published immediately
4. The back-end of Finmail Payment service is upgraded
The Finmail April Newsletter in 2020 is available at https://shoutout.wix.com/so/5aN6nNqWl
1. Finmail Focus has been moved to WordPress
2. The review procedure is improved by online writing
3. All new articles that have passed review will be published immediately
4. The back-end of Finmail Payment service is upgraded
The Finmail April Newsletter in 2020 is available at https://shoutout.wix.com/so/5aN6nNqWl
Monthly Update:
1. A new internal points system "Finmail Credits" (FC) is introduced, which can be redeemed for most of Finmail services, but it cannot be changed back to cash or digital currencies.
2. The Finmail Credits can be topped-up up by Paypal or Credit Card.
3. The Finmail Credits is integrated to the "Post New Task" feature. By posting a new task, user can redeem Finmail Credits (FC) for USDT as task reward and, distribute it to task takers/winners in USDT.
4. The backend of Finmail Payment is improved.
5. In support of the fight against the rapidly spreading Covid-19, we donated DKK 3,500 (around $500) to the Danish Red Cross. It carries our best wishs and social responsibilities to the people of the world.
The Finmail March Newsletter in 2020 is available at https://shoutout.wix.com/so/b9N4CJ5mc
Wish everyone good health!
1. A new internal points system "Finmail Credits" (FC) is introduced, which can be redeemed for most of Finmail services, but it cannot be changed back to cash or digital currencies.
2. The Finmail Credits can be topped-up up by Paypal or Credit Card.
3. The Finmail Credits is integrated to the "Post New Task" feature. By posting a new task, user can redeem Finmail Credits (FC) for USDT as task reward and, distribute it to task takers/winners in USDT.
4. The backend of Finmail Payment is improved.
5. In support of the fight against the rapidly spreading Covid-19, we donated DKK 3,500 (around $500) to the Danish Red Cross. It carries our best wishs and social responsibilities to the people of the world.
The Finmail March Newsletter in 2020 is available at https://shoutout.wix.com/so/b9N4CJ5mc
Wish everyone good health!
Monthly Update:
1. A new "Post New Task" feature is introduced, which enables verified user to post their tasks together with payment/reward
2. A new subject writing task is introduced
3. Finmail Focus is introduced, which includes all featured solutions
4. The website is updated by category, which makes it easier and more intuitive to visit
The Finmail February Newsletter in 2020 is available at https://shoutout.wix.com/so/b5N1uVzr6
1. A new "Post New Task" feature is introduced, which enables verified user to post their tasks together with payment/reward
2. A new subject writing task is introduced
3. Finmail Focus is introduced, which includes all featured solutions
4. The website is updated by category, which makes it easier and more intuitive to visit
The Finmail February Newsletter in 2020 is available at https://shoutout.wix.com/so/b5N1uVzr6
Monthly Update:
1. A new ID Verification mechanism is introduced to improve security level, especially for task poster
2. A new round of Finmail Work Open Tasks has been successfully finished, with top-rated reward for $15.
3. More than 30 high quality articles are published in knowledge base with focus on blockchain technology, application and impacts, etc.
The Finmail January Newsletter in 2020 is available at https://shoutout.wix.com/so/87M-Hm0Cc
Happy New Year
1. A new ID Verification mechanism is introduced to improve security level, especially for task poster
2. A new round of Finmail Work Open Tasks has been successfully finished, with top-rated reward for $15.
3. More than 30 high quality articles are published in knowledge base with focus on blockchain technology, application and impacts, etc.
The Finmail January Newsletter in 2020 is available at https://shoutout.wix.com/so/87M-Hm0Cc
Happy New Year
What can you say about this thing though: Coinbase CEO Armstrong Wins Patent for Tech Allowing Users to Email Bitcoin. What is your take on this one?
Disclaimer: All statements below are just personal opinion and, unofficial
Overall, the coinbase's (abbr. "cb") patent is more kind of extention to their exchange, while our solution is more kind of extention to today's email system. In another word, you can change "email" to "instant message" and, "email address" to "message user name", then cb's patent still works, although it may not be granted. However such change cannot be applied to our solution in general, as it is to send email "together with" digital currency and, partly based on SMTP/POP3 protocol.
Furthermore, cb's solution is a traditional centralized approach, that means, all payments rely on their exchange. To this point, cb's solution looks more an overlay of "message + payment". If we use "email + fiat", then it is how paypal works today. Such structure also breaks the characteristics of email that, when an email is sent out to receiver, the receiver should not rely on sender or other party, which is also what digital currency like BTC has. To this point, what we are trying to solve is to enable email system to have the same cross-platform capability to transfer value with help of digital currency. In this way, individual email host can also be its own value host and, a centalized 3rd party is nice to have, but not mandatory.
What can you say about this thing though: Coinbase CEO Armstrong Wins Patent for Tech Allowing Users to Email Bitcoin. What is your take on this one?
Monthly Update:
1. A new round of Finmail Work Open Tasks has been successfully finished, with top-rated reward for $30.
2. Some new features are introduced to the website, i.e. "Knowledge Base" and "My Reward", etc.
3. The forum is updated to sync with all public solutions.
4. The back-end of Finmail Payment is improved.
The Finmail December Newsletter is available at https://shoutout.wix.com/so/feMykowkt
Merry Christmas
1. A new round of Finmail Work Open Tasks has been successfully finished, with top-rated reward for $30.
2. Some new features are introduced to the website, i.e. "Knowledge Base" and "My Reward", etc.
3. The forum is updated to sync with all public solutions.
4. The back-end of Finmail Payment is improved.
The Finmail December Newsletter is available at https://shoutout.wix.com/so/feMykowkt
Merry Christmas
To sync with monthly newsletter, the monthly update here will be posted later together with the newsletter
The Finmail November Newsletter is available at https://shoutout.wix.com/so/9dMwIpbV5#/main
Welcome to check
Welcome to check
Monthly Update:
1. The first round of Finmail Work open tasks was successfully finished on 27 Oct, 2019. The top-rated solution for task 3 has been applied to the website.
2. The Finmail Outlook Add-in has been updated to version 1.1.1.0, which has been approved by Microsoft and, available through Office Store.
3. The Finmail website has also been integrated with Finmail Payment. By signing up for a Finmail forum/membership account with a verified email account from any host, including Gmail and Yahoo, etc., the member can get access to Finmail Payment through member panel and, payout/receive/review USDT/BTC balances and transactions, etc.
4. The Finmail website has been updated with some new features, i.e. Reward List.
1. The first round of Finmail Work open tasks was successfully finished on 27 Oct, 2019. The top-rated solution for task 3 has been applied to the website.
2. The Finmail Outlook Add-in has been updated to version 1.1.1.0, which has been approved by Microsoft and, available through Office Store.
3. The Finmail website has also been integrated with Finmail Payment. By signing up for a Finmail forum/membership account with a verified email account from any host, including Gmail and Yahoo, etc., the member can get access to Finmail Payment through member panel and, payout/receive/review USDT/BTC balances and transactions, etc.
4. The Finmail website has been updated with some new features, i.e. Reward List.
A bit of a fustrating post to read, definetly isn't good on the eyes but it's very interesting... I like it a lot. I will recommend you to get a more graphic thread, it'll make this a lot easier .
There isn't a lot of information/concerns I have, I do think there is a huge need for wallet, email and other add-on features, and this is a great step towards it. Getting approved by Outlook was definetly a step forward to success.
Good luck!
.There isn't a lot of information/concerns I have, I do think there is a huge need for wallet, email and other add-on features, and this is a great step towards it. Getting approved by Outlook was definetly a step forward to success.
Good luck!
Thank you for the comment, which is highly valuable.
We have fixed the link, which should be working now.
Regarding security, it is true that there is a password protection when accessing an Outlook user's Finmail account. In the user guide at https://www.finmail.com/user-guide there is a statement that:
"To prevent someone from pretending to be you to reset your password when you are away from using email client, use a mailbox that cannot be viewed through your current email client, i.e. Hotmail/Outlook, as backup mailbox."
The overall system design is similar to a combination of online banking and digital currency: Finmail brings hypertext communication capability to both systems. In addition, Finmail brings borderless value transmission capability to online banking system, while it enables digital currency user to use email address as sender/receiver's payment address as well as their identifier. Therefore, we hope the new system will make collaborations based on Internet easier and, improve productivity.
The current add-in is still at early stage and, we are trying to make it more convenient. If you are interested in, you are welcome to give user experience feedback, improvement proposals or even code review, through our open tasks 1 and 2, i.e. https://www.finmail.com/post/task-1-finmail-add-in-survey. You may also get reward, although may not be as much as Bitcoin trading
We have fixed the link, which should be working now.
Regarding security, it is true that there is a password protection when accessing an Outlook user's Finmail account. In the user guide at https://www.finmail.com/user-guide there is a statement that:
"To prevent someone from pretending to be you to reset your password when you are away from using email client, use a mailbox that cannot be viewed through your current email client, i.e. Hotmail/Outlook, as backup mailbox."
The overall system design is similar to a combination of online banking and digital currency: Finmail brings hypertext communication capability to both systems. In addition, Finmail brings borderless value transmission capability to online banking system, while it enables digital currency user to use email address as sender/receiver's payment address as well as their identifier. Therefore, we hope the new system will make collaborations based on Internet easier and, improve productivity.
The current add-in is still at early stage and, we are trying to make it more convenient. If you are interested in, you are welcome to give user experience feedback, improvement proposals or even code review, through our open tasks 1 and 2, i.e. https://www.finmail.com/post/task-1-finmail-add-in-survey. You may also get reward, although may not be as much as Bitcoin trading
The link that you give in the original post is dead, it links to a 404 now.
This looks kind of interesting? I guess it is useful to send payments at the same time as an email, so I guess it could save some time. What kind of security measures do you have implemented? Is it possible to, say if you're in an office, sit at the desk of someone with this Outlook extension installed and send all of their wallet contents to an address you control, or is there password/phrase protection?
This looks kind of interesting? I guess it is useful to send payments at the same time as an email, so I guess it could save some time. What kind of security measures do you have implemented? Is it possible to, say if you're in an office, sit at the desk of someone with this Outlook extension installed and send all of their wallet contents to an address you control, or is there password/phrase protection?
Monthly Update:
1. The infrastructure of Finmail Work is improved
2. The front-end of Finmail Outlook Add-in has been open sourced on Github
3. Several paid tasks are published on Finmail Work, including bug report and code review of the open sourced add-in
4. There are several news reports about Finmail Work on MarketWatch and PR News Wire, etc.:
https://www.marketwatch.com/press-release/securechain-announces-launch-of-finmail-work-a-blockchain-based-freelance-marketplace-2019-09-24
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/securechain-announces-launch-of-finmail-work-a-blockchain-based-freelance-marketplace-300924284.html
Check our October Newsletter at https://shoutout.wix.com/so/d7MtB1TpQ
1. The infrastructure of Finmail Work is improved
2. The front-end of Finmail Outlook Add-in has been open sourced on Github
3. Several paid tasks are published on Finmail Work, including bug report and code review of the open sourced add-in
4. There are several news reports about Finmail Work on MarketWatch and PR News Wire, etc.:
https://www.marketwatch.com/press-release/securechain-announces-launch-of-finmail-work-a-blockchain-based-freelance-marketplace-2019-09-24
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/securechain-announces-launch-of-finmail-work-a-blockchain-based-freelance-marketplace-300924284.html
Check our October Newsletter at https://shoutout.wix.com/so/d7MtB1TpQ
Monthly Update:
1. The introduction of USDT has been completed and, the updated add-in has been approved by Microsoft
2. Support sending an email notification to payment receiver when making a deposit.
3. Support sending payment to non-Finmail user by email address. An internal transfer will be made and, the payment receiver will get an email notification about how to get the balance.
4. A new platform - Finmail Work, which enables people anywhere to work or publish task and, get payment efficiently at low cost, has been online.
1. The introduction of USDT has been completed and, the updated add-in has been approved by Microsoft
2. Support sending an email notification to payment receiver when making a deposit.
3. Support sending payment to non-Finmail user by email address. An internal transfer will be made and, the payment receiver will get an email notification about how to get the balance.
4. A new platform - Finmail Work, which enables people anywhere to work or publish task and, get payment efficiently at low cost, has been online.
Monthly Update:
1. The add-in is available through Microsoft Office Store:
https://appsource.microsoft.com/en-us/product/office/WA200000173
2. There are news reports about Finmail on MarketWatch, Yahoo! Finance and Enterprise Times:
https://www.marketwatch.com/press-release/securechain-announces-launch-of-finmail-e-mail-digital-asset-client-on-microsoft-office-store-2019-07-30
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/securechain-announces-launch-finmail-e-143700742.html
https://www.enterprisetimes.co.uk/2019/08/02/finmail-is-an-e-mail-digital-asset-transfer-add-on-for-outlook-and-hotmail/
3. The introduction of USDT as stablecoin is in progress
4. UI is being improved to fit the change
1. The add-in is available through Microsoft Office Store:
https://appsource.microsoft.com/en-us/product/office/WA200000173
2. There are news reports about Finmail on MarketWatch, Yahoo! Finance and Enterprise Times:
https://www.marketwatch.com/press-release/securechain-announces-launch-of-finmail-e-mail-digital-asset-client-on-microsoft-office-store-2019-07-30
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/securechain-announces-launch-finmail-e-143700742.html
https://www.enterprisetimes.co.uk/2019/08/02/finmail-is-an-e-mail-digital-asset-transfer-add-on-for-outlook-and-hotmail/
3. The introduction of USDT as stablecoin is in progress
4. UI is being improved to fit the change
The Finmail Add-in for Outlook and Hotmail has been approved by Microsoft and, is available through Office Store
We have a great news that, the Finmail add-in for Outlook and Hotmail has been approved by Microsoft recently. Anyone can install it through Office Store.
The approve procedure takes more than 2 months in total, with several changes and improvements regarding user privacy, server stability, asset security and ease of use, etc. For example, as to financial security, all Finmail add-in users are required to create a Finmail account, sign in before using and sign out after using.
To make the add-in more applicable and convenient, we kindly request you to try the Finmail add-in and give some feedback. Our current priority is still to introduce a stability coin like USDT to the add-in, while taking account into other features like improving text templates inserted to the email content.
For more details about installation please refer to https://www.finmail.com/technical-support
Thank you for your support.
We have a great news that, the Finmail add-in for Outlook and Hotmail has been approved by Microsoft recently. Anyone can install it through Office Store.
The approve procedure takes more than 2 months in total, with several changes and improvements regarding user privacy, server stability, asset security and ease of use, etc. For example, as to financial security, all Finmail add-in users are required to create a Finmail account, sign in before using and sign out after using.
To make the add-in more applicable and convenient, we kindly request you to try the Finmail add-in and give some feedback. Our current priority is still to introduce a stability coin like USDT to the add-in, while taking account into other features like improving text templates inserted to the email content.
For more details about installation please refer to https://www.finmail.com/technical-support
Thank you for your support.
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