BlockMason Credit Protocol News

If you are a member of the Blockmason Telegram community, read our Weekly Update newsletter or follow our social media, you likely saw that today marks the release of Lndr v1.2. If you are new to Blockmason, Lndr is our peer-to-peer bill splitting, expense sharing and casual debt settlement mobile DApp for iOS and Android which uses the Credit Protocol and Ethereum blockchain to record data. Essentially, it’s the “Venmo of the Blockchain.”

The release of Lndr v1.2 marks a significant milestone in Lndr’s development, as we have added the ability for our users to record and settle casual debts in more than 20 fiat currencies. Before today, Lndr users could record IOUs and debts in various major currencies, but could only settle up in Ether (ETH.) Now, thanks to our new PayPal integration, Lndr users can choose to settle up in Ether or in any of the currencies that PayPal supports. To our knowledge, we are the only peer-to-peer expense sharing app that allows its users to settle in their choice of fiat or cryptocurrency.

At Blockmason, we stand proud to be one of the only blockchain technology companies which have delivered functional base-layer technology and useful DApps. First conceived as a showcase for the Credit Protocol — have you been with us long enough to remember Friend in Debt? — Lndr has continued to evolve into a best-in-class option worthy of the blockchain era. Our engineering team led by CTO Devin Canterberry and Software Engineers William Galebach and Ethan Arutunian has worked tirelessly to make Lndr a worthy competitor of major peer-to-peer mobile apps like Venmo, Zelle, Square Cash and Revolut. If you use Lndr or follow the blockchain technology space, you may not be shocked to learn that, based on daily active user counts, Lndr is one of the most popular DApps that use the Ethereum blockchain.

The great news for fans of Blockmason and Lndr alike is that we are not resting on our laurels. Lndr development continues at a fast pace — one that will be accelerated by the addition of outside talent competing for our first coding bounty. We are currently working on an updated roadmap so that you can follow along with Lndr’s development and know when significant milestones are due. If there are any features you would like to see in Lndr, please be sure to let us know!

Finally, if you haven’t tried Lndr yet, please download it and let us know your thoughts. Lndr v1.2 is now available for download for iOS on the App Storeand Android on the Google Play Store. And you can always join our Telegram community –more than 15,000 members strong — where we will be more than happy to receive your feedback and use it to make Lndr better.

On behalf of the Blockmason team, thank you to all of our passionate fans and followers. You are the fuel that keeps our fires burning, and we aim to continue delivering the very best in base-layer blockchain technology and decentralized applications.

Here is the official media release for Lndr v1.2

Blockmason Weekly Update

in this edition:

✅ We've got a big announcement coming soon

✅ Meet the Hackathon winner 6Side and their app Gifter

✅ Blockmason launches Lndr's first coding bounty

Read the full update here: https://announcements.blockmason.io/blockmason-weekly-update-2018-08-14/

Just out of curiosity, how many daily active users is LNDR actually receiving?

Blockmason Weekly Update

in this edition:

✅ Lndr v1.2 launch contest

✅ How to join our airdrop

✅ Changes to Lndr in v1.2

Read the full update here: https://announcements.blockmason.io/blockmason-weekly-update-2018-08-07/

I have created a page for BlockMason Credit Protocol (BCPT) on coinwik.org. I would appreciate if the BCPT community members can check the page and let me know if anything needs to be corrected. Also if someone wants to take over maintaining BCPT page, PM me and I can get you set-up. Please check this page and give feedback, thanks:

http://coinwik.org/BlockMason_Credit_Protocol

Let me know what you think about this and if you have any questions.

Blockmason’s Credit Protocol is a standardized, reliable method for recording debt and credit obligations on the blockchain.