Tinypesa has been able to build a payments platform that sits atop the Telco's mobile wallet infrastructure making us able to facilitate free transactions for our users. This technology has also been able to solve the bureaucracy involved when registering for online payment for businesses and developers. Before Tinypesa was developed, it'd take businesses & developers up to several months to register for online payments business wallet and then some more time integrating the API. Tinypesa even though it's versatile and can be used for free peer to peer payments it mainly targets businesses and developers to offer them a faster and cost friendly way to integrate APIs. Tinypesa is bringing the aspect of using handles or usernames and will be the first to fully adopt social fintech in East Africa.
Tinypesa hopes to ensure that blockchain technology takes a central role in its future integrations. We would like to enhance our KYC so that it's blockchain based and built on the Cardano network. The second thing we'd like to achieve is to develop a way of issuing smart tokens and smart contracts for clients who would like to up sell their products using our value add services. We believe that by being able to reinforce or KYC with blockchain, it will create a unique contextualized KYC that can be used by businesses within Africa. Top be able to grow Africa's financial and businesses footprint, a blockchain infrastructure is necessary.
The main challenges I foresee if we do not get contributors to help us build and develop this technology then we might have to tradeoff one of the two target areas. Making a tradeoff between blockchain based identity system and Smart tokens/ contracts, will force us to prioritize on the improvements that have maximum potential impact.