dePay Decentralise Payment Gateway

dePay Decentralise Payment Gateway

Scale, Secure, Decentralise

dePay Decentralise Payment Gateway

dePay Decentralise Payment Gateway

Scale, Secure, Decentralise

The problem dePay Decentralise Payment Gateway solves

For any B2C business, to receive a payment in any type, some form of the gateway is required. But all the service providers are completely centralised and always track all the transactions. That are happening in the business.

To reduce this hassle, dePay plays a key role to get transactions completed without any central authority to confirm or track the transactions. These centralised systems have complete data from it’s users to it’s requirements and the data of the business itself.
So our product solves exactly the same issue. We remove the requirement of centralised middleware, we refrain from collecting user data, maintaining the utmost security and privacy as possible.

Some of the existing drawbacks:

Any other decentralised payment gateway present today uses preferably a single blockchain.

The Business doesn't get personalised updates about every single transaction(small or big).

Chat assistance and FAQs can be discussed anonymously.

Centralise platforms showcase advertisements based on user data collected during his/her every interaction with the application. Therefore they are not 100% reliable and secure.

So dePay solves each and every drawback mentioned above.

dePay supports multiple blockchains on the same platform.

dePay uses push protocol to get the notifications using blockchain, personalised updates are sent to the business through telegram and push protocol.

Challenges we ran into

Every application prefers just a single blockchain at a time but our app uses multiple blockchains and this is where we encountered several errors.

As every blockchain has its own RPCs, using them all together was quite a challenge.

Analysing the analytics of the transactions and integrating the IPFS to store the data

Tracks Applied (8)

Push Protocol

Push Protocol

General Storage Track

Protocol Labs

ENS

ENS

StackOS

StackOS

Valist

Valist

Shardeum

Shardeum

FVM Track

Protocol Labs

Ethereum Foundation

Ethereum Foundation

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