Providing a secure layer for real-time transactions within email communication utilizing unified tokens.
The Verify.Credit Protocol, enables secure real-time transactions within email communications utilizing unified tokens on the bitcoin mainnet. It fully integrates into the existing email environment, providing real-time cross-currency conversion, mathematical stability, and inherent security.
This guide will help you get started using the verify.credit protocol on the bitcoin mainnet. Let's get started!
The Verify.Credit Protocol allows anyone to receive and send bitcoin from within their email environment. If you like to charge your email with tokens, follow this guide.
Send an empty email to check@verify.credit to receive your unique bitcoin address (this takes about 10 seconds).
Next, choose a reputable bitcoin marketplace, such as global.transak.com or an exchange discovery engine like invity.io to choose your bitcoin source.
Ensure to select bitcoin, as they also serve other cryptocurrencies. Follow their individual steps to finish your purchase. When asked for your wallet address, enter your unique bitcoin address (received via email).
Congratulations! Once the transaction is confirmed on the blockchain, write an email to check@verify.credit to validate your updated balance.
If it takes a bit for the transaction to complete, be reassured that this is common, your patience is rewarded soon!
To initiate a transaction, compose an email following this structure:
| Recipient: |
0.50USD@verify.credit[amount][currency]@verify.credit
|
| Subject: |
john.doe@mail.com
Email or Bitcoin Address
|
| Content: | optional message |
Enjoy seamless real-time conversion of various currencies, including fiat currencies, cryptocurrencies, and precious metals. Refer to the list of supported symbols.
Now you're ready to start securely sending and receiving real-time transactions within email communications using the Verify.Credit Protocol!
Contact check@verify.credit or [currency]@verify.credit to inquire about your balance, including the current value converted into the specified currency.
Enjoy seamless and stable financial transactions through the power of technology!
A unique bitcoin address is assigned to every email participating in the protocol. Any bitcoin sent to an address in the protocol are immediately available via the unified token layer and the email interface with their confirmation on the blockchain.
Current in Gold: 1.6053359901537456e-8g / Token
The unified token layer deploys stable units on the bitcoin mainnet, mitigating bitcoins volatility by deriving their value relating to the global gold market and tokens in circulation. This effectively eliminates speculative risks caused by bitcoin fluctuations. An 8% fee for transactions moving bitcoin out of the protocol further fortifies this stability, resulting in a system with an inherently deflationary nature.
The protocol bridges the email and bitcoin protocol serving a distributed email relay that connects email authentication with bitcoin encryption.
Users can securely send and receive transactions within their familiar email interface, with no setup required. The protocol receives emails send to the relay @verify.credit, parsing its handle and authenticating related actions.
| Structure |
|---|
| [action]@verify.credit |
The following example instructs the protocol to take 100 EUR (in tokens from available funds), moving them to john.doe@mail.com.
| Email (Example) | |
|---|---|
| Recipient: | 100eur@verify.credit |
| Subject: | john.doe@mail.com |
Such email transactions are fee-less, while tokens can also be moved to external bitcoin addresses, incurring an 8% fee, with a minimum of 0.1g of gold.
| Structure | |
|---|---|
| Link | mailto:[value][currency]@verify.credit?subject=[recipient]&body=[anything] |
| Example | mailto:10usd@verify.credit?subject=donation%40nature.org&body=Thank%20you! |
Developers can integrate the protocol into any application with remarkable ease. A simple mailto link prompts the user's email client to open, enabling them to confirm payment from their trusted environment.
The protocol provides a cross-currency interface for seamless real-time conversion rooted in tokens, supporting various forms, including fiat currencies, cryptocurrencies, and precious metals (see full list).
The protocols tokens employ a mathematical equation based on the value of gold and tokens in circulation to calculate the value of each related to global currency exchange, trust and demand dynamics.
| Mathematical Representation | |
|---|---|
| Equation: | Token Valuation = (Currency Value in 1000 Gold Atoms) * (Tokens in Circulation) |
| Explanation: | The value is determined as the product of gold (static) and tokens in circulation (dynamic), forming a continuously increasing circulation threshold, which, amidst limited gold reserves and fluctuating exchange rates, naturally finds the balance in prevailing market dynamics. |
The protocol is built on a four-decade legacy. Users are free to choose any client from simple to multi-factor, fingerprint, and beyond to shape their personalized financial environment.
The verify.credit protocol serves a distributed mail relay, securely handling transactions on the edge. The following describes its interface:
Conduct transactions by sending structured emails to the relay.
| Structure |
|---|
| [amount]@verify.credit |
| [amount][currency]@verify.credit |
| Example | |
|---|---|
| Recipient: | 100eur@verify.credit |
| Subject: | max.muller@mail.com |
* subject must be a valid email or bitcoin address
Within the protocol transactions are processed without incurring any fees. Whenever tokens are sent to an external bitcoin address, an 8% fee (minimum 0.1g of gold) is applied.
Check your balance by contacting check@verify.credit or [currency]@verify.credit to include the current value converted into the specified currency.
| Structure |
|---|
| [currency]@verify.credit |
| check@verify.credit |
* the email subject and content are ignored
All major currencies are supported; in some cases, a currency may experience temporary interruptions due to technological or economical thresholds. In such instances, simply opt for any other trusted currency or direct token transfer.
| Symbol | Name |
|---|---|
| ALL | Albania Lek |
| DZD | Algeria Dinar |
| AOA | Angola Kwanza |
| ARS | Argentina Peso |
| AMD | Armenia Dram |
| AWG | Aruba Guilder |
| AUD | Australia Dollar |
| AZN | Azerbaijan Manat |
| BSD | Bahamas Dollar |
| BHD | Bahrain Dinar |
| BDT | Bangladesh Taka |
| BBD | Barbados Dollar |
| BYN | Belarus Ruble |
| BZD | Belize Dollar |
| BMD | Bermuda Dollar |
| BTN | Bhutan Ngultrum |
| BOB | Bolivia Bolíviano |
| BAM | Bosnia and Herzegovina Convertible Marka |
| BWP | Botswana Pula |
| BRL | Brazil Real |
| BND | Brunei Darussalam Dollar |
| BGN | Bulgaria Lev |
| BIF | Burundi Franc |
| KHR | Cambodia Riel |
| CAD | Canada Dollar |
| CVE | Cape Verde Escudo |
| KYD | Cayman Islands Dollar |
| CLP | Chile Peso |
| CNY | China Yuan Renminbi |
| COP | Colombia Peso |
| XOF | Communauté Financière Africaine (BCEAO) Franc |
| XAF | Communauté Financière Africaine (BEAC) CFA Franc BEAC |
| KMF | Comorian Franc |
| XPF | Comptoirs Français du Pacifique (CFP) Franc |
| CDF | Congo/Kinshasa Franc |
| CRC | Costa Rica Colon |
| HRK | Croatia Kuna |
| CUP | Cuba Peso |
| CZK | Czech Republic Koruna |
| DKK | Denmark Krone |
| DJF | Djibouti Franc |
| DOP | Dominican Republic Peso |
| XCD | East Caribbean Dollar |
| EGP | Egypt Pound |
| SVC | El Salvador Colon |
| ETB | Ethiopia Birr |
| EUR | Euro Member Countries |
| FJD | Fiji Dollar |
| GMD | Gambia Dalasi |
| GEL | Georgia Lari |
| GHS | Ghana Cedi |
| XAU* | Gold |
| GTQ | Guatemala Quetzal |
| GNF | Guinea Franc |
| GYD | Guyana Dollar |
| HTG | Haiti Gourde |
| HNL | Honduras Lempira |
| HKD | Hong Kong Dollar |
| HUF | Hungary Forint |
| ISK | Iceland Krona |
| INR | India Rupee |
| IDR | Indonesia Rupiah |
| IRR | Iran Rial |
| IQD | Iraq Dinar |
| ILS | Israel Shekel |
| JMD | Jamaica Dollar |
| JPY | Japan Yen |
| JOD | Jordan Dinar |
| KZT | Kazakhstan Tenge |
| KES | Kenya Shilling |
| KRW | Korea (South) Won |
| KWD | Kuwait Dinar |
| KGS | Kyrgyzstan Som |
| LAK | Laos Kip |
| LBP | Lebanon Pound |
| LSL | Lesotho Loti |
| LRD | Liberia Dollar |
| LYD | Libya Dinar |
| MOP | Macau Pataca |
| MKD | Macedonia Denar |
| MGA | Madagascar Ariary |
| MWK | Malawi Kwacha |
| MYR | Malaysia Ringgit |
| MVR | Maldives (Maldive Islands) Rufiyaa |
| MUR | Mauritius Rupee |
| MXN | Mexico Peso |
| MDL | Moldova Leu |
| MAD | Morocco Dirham |
| MZN | Mozambique Metical |
| MMK | Myanmar (Burma) Kyat |
| NAD | Namibia Dollar |
| NPR | Nepal Rupee |
| ANG | Netherlands Antilles Guilder |
| NZD | New Zealand Dollar |
| NIO | Nicaragua Cordoba |
| NGN | Nigeria Naira |
| NOK | Norway Krone |
| OMR | Oman Rial |
| PKR | Pakistan Rupee |
| PA* | Palladium |
| PAB | Panama Balboa |
| PGK | Papua New Guinea Kina |
| PYG | Paraguay Guarani |
| PEN | Peru Sol |
| PHP | Philippines Peso |
| PL* | Platinum |
| PLN | Poland Zloty |
| QAR | Qatar Riyal |
| RON | Romania Leu |
| RUB | Russia Ruble |
| RWF | Rwanda Franc |
| SAR | Saudi Arabia Riyal |
| RSD | Serbia Dinar |
| SCR | Seychelles Rupee |
| SLL | Sierra Leone Leone |
| XAG* | Silver |
| SGD | Singapore Dollar |
| SBD | Solomon Islands Dollar |
| SOS | Somalia Shilling |
| ZAR | South Africa Rand |
| LKR | Sri Lanka Rupee |
| SDG | Sudan Pound |
| SRD | Suriname Dollar |
| SZL | Swaziland Lilangeni |
| SEK | Sweden Krona |
| CHF | Switzerland Franc |
| TWD | Taiwan New Dollar |
| TJS | Tajikistan Somoni |
| TZS | Tanzania Shilling |
| THB | Thailand Baht |
| TOP | Tonga Pa’anga |
| TTD | Trinidad and Tobago Dollar |
| TND | Tunisia Dinar |
| TRY | Turkey Lira |
| TMT | Turkmenistan Manat |
| UGX | Uganda Shilling |
| UAH | Ukraine Hryvnia |
| AED | United Arab Emirates Dirham |
| GBP | United Kingdom Pound |
| USD | United States Dollar |
| UYU | Uruguay Peso |
| UZS | Uzbekistan Som |
| VND | Viet Nam Dong |
| YER | Yemen Rial |
| ZMW | Zambia Kwacha |
| AFN | Afghan Afghani |
| BCH | Bitcoin Cash |
| BTC | Bitcoin |
| CLF | Unidad de Fomento |
| CNH | Chinese Renminbi Yuan Offshore |
| ETH | Ethereum |
| LTC | Litecoin |
| BYR | Belarusian Ruble |
| CUC | Cuban Convertible Peso |
| EEK | Estonian Kroon |
| ERN | Eritrean Nakfa |
| FKP | Falkland Pound |
| GGP | Guernsey Pound |
| GIP | Gibraltar Pound |
| IMP | Isle of Man Pound |
| JEP | Jersey Pound |
| LTL | Lithuanian Litas |
| MTL | Maltese Lira |
| SHP | Saint Helenian Pound |
| STD | São Tomé and Príncipe Dobra |
* currencies based on weight are calculated per gram
The verify.credit protocol seamlessly
integrates into any application using the widely supported email-linking
standard:
mailto:{value}{currency}@verify.credit?subject={recipient}&body={optional}
<a
href="mailto:10usd@verify.credit?subject=donation%40nature.org&body=Thank%20you!">Send
Donation</a>
Below is a simple JavaScript example that opens a new window with a QR code generated from the provided email-linking parameters.
<script>
function openQrCode() {
// Replace these values with actual transaction details
const value = "10";
const currency = "usd";
const recipient = "donation@nature.org";
const bodyText = "Thank you!";
const qrCodeUrl = `https://api.qrserver.com/v1/create-qr-code/?size=300x300&data=mailto%3A${value}${currency}%40verify.credit%3Fsubject%3D${encodeURIComponent(recipient)}%26body%3D${encodeURIComponent(bodyText)}`;
// Open a new window with the QR code
window.open(qrCodeUrl, "_blank");
}
</script>
// example button triggering the above script
<button onclick="openQrCode()">Donate</button>
This structure can easily be converted into any format (e.g. QR Code) to fit any imaginable use case.
All received emails contain an HTML body for display and a text body in JSON Format for simple processing. To process payments, it is recommended to incorporate a unique identifier in the email body, allowing for swift backend handling.
The verify.credit protocol, built on a robust four-decade legacy of the email and bitcoin protocol, introduces a secure framework for real-time transactions within emails. Its tokens ensure a natural balance in the dynamic market, effectively mitigating bitcoins volatility. In the event of a potential bitcoin crash or depletion of reserves, the protocol exhibits foresight by freezing the amount of tokens in circulation, deliberately disconnecting from the bitcoin. This measure, coupled with its technological finesse, establishes a resilient financial layer, instilling confidence in its immanent liquidity and long-term viability.
The protocol embraces its essence, operating as a frictionless reflection of collective intelligence. Gratitude extends to the network of contributors. All are invited to build upon it with a shared interest in advancing humanity.