PayString 💸

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By integrating #PayID into #RippleNet, our goal is to bring further interoperability into cross-border payments. Learn more: on.ripple.com/3dry9EA

Reaching over 100 million consumers worldwide, #PayString is a simple, open and universal #payment identifier that makes it easier to move money across payment networks. on.ripple.com/2OLUJPN

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Reaching over 100 million consumers worldwide, @pay_string is a simple, open and universal payment identifier that makes it easier to move money across payment networks. #payments on.ripple.com/2OLUJPN

RT @PayMe_Plus: Use your PayMe.Plus account at supported providers with the new PayString Forwarding feature! For example: b…

XRP eCommerce allows shopping without borders using PayString and #XRP. on.ripple.com/2Mil5rQ

To avoid potential confusion and trademark concerns, PayID is being rebranded to PayString. Like a string of connections, PayString continues to make the world of payments more connected and interoperable. Join us at PayString.org.

@TplusZero devs never cease to amaze

@payid_org Wow.. on first sight those are pretty creative & remarkable projects 💯

The Open Payments Coalition event is live now youtube.com/watch?v=l_7Bc6…

New music video just dropped at payid.org

@lukestokes Sounds like we have a similar agenda. Although we're not here to attack other projects. We think FIO is great. We just took a different approach.

@payid_org Agreed, centralized exchange addresses are not self sovereign and I’ve been trying educate people about that since early 2013. Liquidity swaps might eliminate that centralization. My agenda is keeping cryptocurrency decentralized, self-sovereign, uncensorable, and secure.

I think by end of year 2021, using public keys to send/receive crypto will no longer be the norm. Human readable names via FIO will be awesome once the network effect gets going. “remember the days when you had to use 30 digit random numbers?”

@lukestokes Crypto addresses on any centralized exchange, where majority of people store their crypto, are not self sovereign (like email). Happy to talk more, but you clearly have an agenda here, and provoked this discussion (and blog post), out of fear.

@payid_org Huh? Are we talking about the same thing? Cryptocurrency addresses are completely self sovereign (unlike email). Rotating addresses is a good thing, handled easily by FIO and bundled transactions. How about we schedule a live stream with tech teams to discuss FIO vs PayID.

@lukestokes Blockchains are definitely vendors. Yes, they are decentralized. But they are still vendors. In order to send, receive, or build on Bitcoin or Ethereum, I have to have BTC or ETH. That's a classic vendor requirement.

@payid_org A blockchain is not a vendor. Technology protocol lock-in maybe, but no diff than PayID. Bitcoin/Ethereum/EOS are not vendors. A PayID address seems to lock you into the vendor of that domain/webserver unless you run your own. Running your own is not feasible for most people.

@CryptoCwby @payburner

1000+ unique PayIDs issued since launch on Payburner. #PayID is now the most used way to originate @payburner payments vs #XRP address. E-commerce integrations coming soon... @payid_org

@lukestokes @HamEggsnSam @ErikVoorhees self-sovereignty is a priority twitter.com/payid_org/stat…

@HamEggsnSam @ErikVoorhees @payid_org I have some thoughts on PayID here you may find interesting: @fioprotocol/does-payid-violate-our-blockchain-rights" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">peakd.com/blockchain/@fi… Tokenizing a full value routing protocol (FIO is not just a DNS lookup) enables its secure decentralization. Nothing on a blockchain is free.

I agree

@XanderXRP Mars will need an interplanetary payment protocol. I'm up for the challenge.

@payid_org Your reply is high in milliseconds but that could be due to some packet loss on my end. Glad to see you are still up and did not leave today to setup shop on Mars!

@payid_org ping!

@FarazYaqeen You can start by running a server, and yes you can link an individual address for every payment network. #run-a-payid-server" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">docs.payid.org/#run-a-payid-s…

@payid_org Question, how do I create a personal pay id address? And can I link multiple addresses to one pay id address? Sorry im totally unaware on how this works.