PumaPay — a DeFi payment protocol that simplifies peer-to-peer transactions with advanced billing models. With a focus on bringing the flexibility of payment cards to the blockchain, Puma Pay has developed a variety of billing models such as automatic replenishment, recurring payments and more.
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Brief information about PumaPay
Puma Pay has added liquidity pools to its ecosystem. By bringing in liquidity, you will become part of a profitable multi-stream earnings system. The protocol supports high volume transactions, most of which will consist of two swaps. As a liquidity provider, you will receive a commission on every swap. By providing liquidity to pools, you will be eligible for special rewards.
Features of the project:
| PullPayment | The protocol allows for a variety of payment scenarios, including, for example, subscription, top-up, billing / usage and dynamic payment models that were previously not possible on the blockchain. |
| Payment Models | Designed to offer a variety of payments in a variety of payment situations, allowing businesses and customers to make daily payments and use cryptocurrencies easily, quickly and very conveniently. |
Every time a customer makes a payment, using the Puma Pay payment solution, a new PullPayment appears with a unique PullPayment identifier that will contain relative information about the payment model and payment information.
Above all, developers seek to contribute to the transformation of the modern financial system towards a decentralized model that empowers both merchants and individuals.
Additional information
The site has a WhitePaper document. With its help, you will study all features of the project. Also, some information is available on the main page. Developers maintain a blog, where articles with updates are posted.
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