Topic: gauging interest in cryptocurrency escrow service (Read 679 times)
i will also post some parts of the application as open source for other people to study or use.
im starting development on this web app in the next few months once i fīnish a big contract... ive been thinking about it a lot and am excited to build it even if it never becomes popular or used... i may be able to start sooner if my work load slows down but im not expecting it to for about 2 months. ill post updates here as i go
can a mod move this to the development forum when you get a chance. thanks 
I own a small software company and am an engineer myself, my company does a lot of manufacturing based apps and industrial machinery data collection/control. But I want to develop something related to cryptocurrency. I'm trying to gauge interest and or get ideas.
Right now I'm interested in creating a simple automated escrow service, I know its been done but there doesn't seem to be a standard service out there. I'm not interested in creating something huge, just something simple and easy that will benefit the community and generate a little revenue. This would be a web based SaaS application but based on small fees not a subscription, with multiple cryptocurrecies available for use.
With all the horror stories related to asic machines, I'd feel better if my money was in escrow rather than in a companies bank account for pre orders
Any comments? Suggestions?
Right now I'm interested in creating a simple automated escrow service, I know its been done but there doesn't seem to be a standard service out there. I'm not interested in creating something huge, just something simple and easy that will benefit the community and generate a little revenue. This would be a web based SaaS application but based on small fees not a subscription, with multiple cryptocurrecies available for use.
With all the horror stories related to asic machines, I'd feel better if my money was in escrow rather than in a companies bank account for pre orders
Any comments? Suggestions?
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