Favour_miles 📸

You know that awkward moment when someone wants to send you crypto and the first thing they ask is: "Abeg, send your wallet address." 😭 Then you start copying, pasting, checking networks and double-checking everything because one small mistake can turn into a big problem. Funny enough, we've become so used to this process that we barely question it anymore. But does sending crypto really have to be this complicated? That's one thing I find interesting about what @pviumapp is building. Pvium is a payout infrastructure for Web3, making it easier for teams and individuals to send and receive payments without all the unnecessary stress. One feature I particularly like is P2ID (Pay 2 Identity). Here's the gist. Instead of always asking someone for their long wallet address, you can use supported identities they already have. We're talking about: - X - Telegram - Email - Phone number - Mane.Eth So, rather than exchanging complicated wallet addresses, payments can be initiated through supported identities. And honestly, that's a pretty interesting approach to making crypto more user-friendly. But there's more to Pvium than P2ID. They are also building around non-custodial payments, recipient verification, wallet risk screening and compliance documentation. This will be useful for Web3 teams, businesses, creators and contractors who regularly deal with crypto payments. Because let's be honest, crypto has made moving money possible, but making those payments simple and convenient is another conversation entirely. We shouldn't have to be crypto experts just to receive money. That's why I'm interested in what Pvium is building. Less wallet-address stress. More convenient crypto payments. Definitely keeping an eye on @pviumapp.