The problem OMNIUM solves

Starting and running a business or freelancing often requires integrating payment gateways, which can be a complex and frustrating process. Traditional payment gateways frequently pose significant barriers such as lengthy and difficult compliance procedures, high rejection rates for new accounts, and slow onboarding processes that delay going live.

Even once operational, businesses regularly face challenges including payment failures, disputes, hidden fees, and limited control over payment processing. These hurdles create friction especially for small businesses and freelancers who lack the resources or legal expertise to navigate the complexities of conventional payment providers.

Omnium addresses these issues by providing a decentralized, plug-and-play payment gateway specifically designed to accept IDRX, an Indonesian Rupiah-backed stablecoin on the Lisk blockchain. This approach removes reliance on centralized intermediaries, simplifies compliance, reduces onboarding friction, and gives businesses full control over their payment flows.

By leveraging blockchain technology, Omnium also enhances transparency, security, and reduces disputes and payment failures. Ultimately, Omnium empowers entrepreneurs and freelancers to easily and confidently accept digital payments, helping to democratize access to efficient, modern payment solutions.

Challenges I ran into

At first I want to build an Account Abstraction ERC4337 of my own, not of Xellar's, but turns out that ERC4337 is not that simple as I thought it was, it needs deeper understanding of low-level solidity operations. From the beginning I wanted to build easy-to-use, and abstracted interaction with web3. So I switched to normal solidity contract.