Quote from: hugeblack on Today at 03:08:55 PM

website design is beautiful and the options are excellent, but I think it is a little complicated for beginners as there is no graphical interface that enables them to complete the tasks?
For developers, it is a good choice.
When you talk about Anonymous, I don't think that's accurate. The user still needs to trust you and you will send the money as soon as you get it.
What are the rules for refunds and how will they work?

Thanks for your comments

That's right, even it's intended for developers and not for final users, it'd be a wonderful idea to provide a graphical testing tools for some of the features, for example: Payment Forwarding.

The "anonymity" of the platform transactions comes from the fact that users do not need to sign up or provide personal details to use the services so that actually transactions are not linked with someone in specific, thats why when you create a payment request we provide a secret PIN to offer support if it's needed (There is no way to proof authorship with out that PIN).

Refunds of Payment Forwarding works straight away with the following rules:

Received payments are forwarded as soon as they get the first confirmation (thats because we always send confirmed funds), we only take the 0.90% fee
If someone sends more than the initial payment amount, the request is updated with the new amount automatically
If someone pays less, the payment request remains in INCOMPLETE status until payment is completed

In the case of the wallets, sending funds works as soon as user requests it. Everything is automated with the API so human interaction only happens when users need support.

The project is growing and we will be offering more and better services