
Building the Atomic Economy at @synonym_to.
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🚀 Released today
Paykit is a new open source payment coordination protocol for:
• Identity-based payments
• Payment requests
• Subscriptions
• Spending allowances
• Payment proofs & receipts
• Multiple wallets and payment networks
🔑 Built on public-key identities. Never holds funds. Open source.
Learn more
medium.com/pubky/paykit-a-si…
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Replying to @john_zaprite
You remember where the idea started ;)
Paykit has allowances for key-based identities. You can add Paykit to Strike easily, while improving UX.
Replying to @Synonym_to
Paykit makes people easier to pay than addresses.
Find how someone accepts payments through their Pubky identity. Exchange requests and receipts. Your wallet moves the money.
Paykit never holds it. And the protocol is open for other wallets and apps to build on.
Replying to @Conor21m
Replying to @Synonym_to
Paykit makes people easier to pay than addresses.
Find how someone accepts payments through their Pubky identity. Exchange requests and receipts. Your wallet moves the money.
Paykit never holds it. And the protocol is open for other wallets and apps to build on.
Replying to @PestoPoppa
Replying to @Synonym_to
Paykit makes people easier to pay than addresses.
Find how someone accepts payments through their Pubky identity. Exchange requests and receipts. Your wallet moves the money.
Paykit never holds it. And the protocol is open for other wallets and apps to build on.
Replying to @john_zaprite
Replying to @Synonym_to
Paykit makes people easier to pay than addresses.
Find how someone accepts payments through their Pubky identity. Exchange requests and receipts. Your wallet moves the money.
Paykit never holds it. And the protocol is open for other wallets and apps to build on.
Replying to @criptobastardo
Replying to @Synonym_to
Paykit makes people easier to pay than addresses.
Find how someone accepts payments through their Pubky identity. Exchange requests and receipts. Your wallet moves the money.
Paykit never holds it. And the protocol is open for other wallets and apps to build on.
Replying to @muzzrx
Replying to @Synonym_to
Paykit makes people easier to pay than addresses.
Find how someone accepts payments through their Pubky identity. Exchange requests and receipts. Your wallet moves the money.
Paykit never holds it. And the protocol is open for other wallets and apps to build on.
Replying to @WombatMiner
Replying to @Synonym_to
Paykit makes people easier to pay than addresses.
Find how someone accepts payments through their Pubky identity. Exchange requests and receipts. Your wallet moves the money.
Paykit never holds it. And the protocol is open for other wallets and apps to build on.
Replying to @BitcoinEventsHQ
Replying to @Synonym_to
Paykit makes people easier to pay than addresses.
Find how someone accepts payments through their Pubky identity. Exchange requests and receipts. Your wallet moves the money.
Paykit never holds it. And the protocol is open for other wallets and apps to build on.
Replying to @1440000bytes
Replying to @Synonym_to
Paykit makes people easier to pay than addresses.
Find how someone accepts payments through their Pubky identity. Exchange requests and receipts. Your wallet moves the money.
Paykit never holds it. And the protocol is open for other wallets and apps to build on.
Replying to @InPHARMaticist
Replying to @Synonym_to
Paykit makes people easier to pay than addresses.
Find how someone accepts payments through their Pubky identity. Exchange requests and receipts. Your wallet moves the money.
Paykit never holds it. And the protocol is open for other wallets and apps to build on.
Waste of time. You cannot eliminate volatility, of anything subjectively valued.
What you can do, is create weird constructions like "stable channels" where the user effectively sells one asset for another simulated asset, for the arbitrary reason of 1:1 denomination.
We added USDT to Bitkit because it is useful to real people.
Sorry, not sorry.
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Replying to @nopara73
Haha I would love to see it talk to subagents this way
Every wallet can integrate this.
🚀 Released today
Paykit is a new open source payment coordination protocol for:
• Identity-based payments
• Payment requests
• Subscriptions
• Spending allowances
• Payment proofs & receipts
• Multiple wallets and payment networks
🔑 Built on public-key identities. Never holds funds. Open source.
Learn more
medium.com/pubky/paykit-a-si…



