Topic: [NEM] NEM -New Economy Movement - No Envy Movement - Updates+Discussion thread - page 111. (Read 661498 times)

To reach the developing and emerging markets, NEM will need mobile SMS functionality.
CoinPip is working on this. http://www.coinpip.com

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Singapore-based payment processor CoinPip is introducing new payment options, allowing anyone in the world to send coins via SMS.
It integrates seamlessly with the ‘SMSwallet’ system developed by US-based 37coins, which itself is aimed at developing and emerging markets where access to smartphone and desktop PC apps is limited.
It allows consumers to pay in bitcoin via any CoinPip Merchant POS from any mobile device with SMS functionality.
Anson Zeall, co-founder of CoinPip, is planning to expand across Hong Kong and Indonesia within the next month or so.

His company’s vision is to make bitcoin and other digital currencies as safe and easy-to-use as any other form of money. He also has sights set on other regions in Southeast Asia where 3G mobile connections are limited, adding:

“The mobile market in Southeast Asia is massive but the usage of smartphones is still lagging. So QR code scanning is not that useful. Thus the collaboration with 37coins is going to make payments more convenient for everyone else.”
To begin using a 37coins bitcoin SMS wallet, mobile users simply need to visit www.37coins.com and enter a mobile number in countries where the service has been launched.
Once confirmed, the gateway can then be opened by anyone from any location and users can send and receive bitcoin from anywhere with mobile access.
CoinPip also recently launched an online API for merchants that want to accept bitcoin online and uploaded its merchant POS app to the Google Play store.
CoinPip Merchant allow merchants in some Southeast Asia region countries to accept bitcoins, and receive in their local currency. Instant exchange is available in Hong Kong and Singapore, while an on-demand exchange is available for an extra fee in Australia, China (ex Hong Kong), Indonesia, Malaysia, New Zealand, Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam. CoinPip has plans to add more countries soon.
Where instant exchange is available, bitcoins are converted to local currency and deposited into merchants’ bank accounts daily. Users can track orders using their CoinPip account online and view transactions on an Android device. It also allows businesses to refund customers in bitcoin or local currency as required.
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*Why not NEM? Let's work with him to add it.

New SMS Bitcoin Service Aims at Emerging Markets
http://www.coindesk.com/new-sms-bitcoin-service-aims-emerging-markets/

Kipochi integrated with Kenya-based mobile payments provider M-Pesa to allow its users to send and receive bitcoins before converting them to local currency. If you send money with your mobile number to someone, a wallet gets created in the background and you can just access it. So, there's no sign-up.

How Kipochi is Taking Bitcoin into Africa
http://www.coindesk.com/kipochi-taking-bitcoin-africa/

Bitcoin via SMS is here -Bits launches pay-by-text sms offering for bitcoins.
http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-via-sms-is-here/

+1，Requires the efforts of many people: the development team's hard work,  All stakeholders active participation....

Looks like the momentum has been built steady and slowly but in the right way

    stake auctions;
    refunds;
    distribution;
    alpha;
    Logo;
   exchanges；
   whitepaper；
   market cap；
   wallet simplicity；
   Innovation
......

another small update

April 19: Tests run: 781, Failures: 0, Errors: 0, Skipped: 0
May 01: Tests run: 878, Failures: 2, Errors: 2, Skipped: 3
May 09: Tests run: 952, Failures: 6, Errors: 3, Skipped: 3
May 17: Tests run: 1042, Failures: 14, Errors: 2, Skipped: 3

Higher number of failing tests this time is due to testing POI

what are talking about here?

How do you haven't listed this coin?

Better be as its a very fast moving lane.

What version of the client and what version of Java?

I believe Wesley is planning one click client for Linux too.

‘Nod to Pay’ App Lets Google Glass Wearers Spend Bitcoin:
http://www.coindesk.com/nod-pay-app-google-glass-launched/

I use linux and i get runtime errors running the official client.

Well get started on it.

This year I hope! 

Adding programmable buttons to a smartphone is a good accessory. A new way to launch the NEM app or unlocking the wallet by fetching the password from an internal password safe.

This 4-button NFC sticker can be programmed to perform individual tasks including launching apps and controlling settings. http://dimple.io/
http://dimple.io/images/1.png
http://dimple.io/images/4.png
http://dimple.io/images/5.png
http://dimple.io/images/6.png

Refund are already available. Go here to make a refund request https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/nem-refund-request-change-account-request-and-other-complaint-thread-612105

I will close the earlier stake complaint thread and open the new thread that can accommodate complaint as well as refund + change account requests.

I request invite, when starting?

Really? What can't you get running with this client?

http://nxtra.org/nxt-wallet/

My even my grandma runs it fine

 

So when am I getting refunded my NXT back for the people that didn't qualify?

I need refunds ASAP

Is the NEM Release 2014 or 2015?

What do you think DEV`S ?

Thx

+1