Terra vs Odyssey vs Request Network
What problem does this service solve?
Terra's goal is to make it easier to integrate Crypto payments with existing banking systems. | Odyssey hopes to create a decentralized payment system that can seamlessly be integrated in the sharing economy. | Request is building a blockchain-based payments network, similar to Paypal, that will allow anyone to request a payment without a third parties or fees. |
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Company Description
The Terra blockchain is used to record transactions for its price-stable cryptocurrency. Terra is a South Korean company that is focused on leveraging blockchain to facilitate stablecoin payments for a variety of decentralized apps in Asia. The company has partnered with payment gateways such as CHAI and Meme Pay, to enable users to send blockchain-based payments with direct banking integrations, allowing anyone with a local bank account to instantly send stablecoin payments that are pegged 1:1 with their local currencies. | Odyssey is developing a decentralized sharing economy & Peer to Peer Ecosystem. They hope to incorporate smart contracts, AI, and Big Data to create a platform that will allow greater inter-connectivity between people and devices. The platform is centered around the OCN token, Odyssey wallet, and OCPAY App. Odyssey has integrated with oBike, a dock-less bike sharing program that operates in many countries. oBike users can pay for their bike sharing memberships with OCN tokens. | The Request Network is developing a decentralized payment network. Their goal is to enable easily implemented payment requests on the blockchain. The company wants to create a network that will have many of the invoicing and auditing functionalities of Paypal, and will allow anyone, anywhere to request a payment. Request wants to leverage the ability of blockchain to eliminate third parties in online payments. Their network is meant to be compatible with other systems and to allow a large degree of integration and compliance across platforms and countries. |