I am not against such applications and translation methods. It's convenient and cool, I'm not arguing.
But a lot of people from the community will start building theories that your app is a project of the FBI to deanonymize crypto-users.
The project itself is nice, but possible claims are not very good.
Neither am I, but everything isn't always about anonymizing crypto users, we still have to stick to crypto adoption first of all. I mean, look around you. Bounty hunters doing KYC. Exchange users doing KYC, giving away every possible detail for a small amount of crypto. People don't really get it.
I believe that the provision of KYC by cryptocurrency users in the near future will not cause the negative excitement that it has today. The provision of passport data is primarily aimed at security and can become a defense of the state from crime and every person from scammers. But And speaking of the transfer of cryptocurrency using a mobile phone, then of course this will facilitate the use of cryptocurrency for many people. The fact is, if we consider the future use of cryptocurrency in the everyday life of every person, then the whole procedure for using cryptocurrency as a means of payment should be simplified much more than it is today. It will be difficult enough for many people not only to understand cryptocurrency, but also to properly store and use it.