MYCELIUM PAYMENT SYSTEM
MYCELIUM PAYMENT SYSTEM
BASED ON DISTRIBUTED LEDGERS Part 1. What is Mycelium
Part 2. Adoption Model
Part 3. Financials
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1 VERY LOW COSTS
ULTRAMODERN RAPID DEPLOYMENT & SIMPLE MAINTENANCE
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SELF-SUFFICIENT
UNLIKE 44 APPLE/ANDROID/SAMSUNG/
ETC. PAYS►
DOES NOT USE LARGE CARD
NETWORKS' DIGITAL ENABLEMENT
PROGRAMS» AND POS NETWORKS
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MYCELIUM VS CONVENTIONAL
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Mycelium vs Conventional
Transactions by distributed ledgers Expensive in-house proprietary transaction engine
Merchants' setup costs $10 (ten) Merchants' infrastructure costs are high
Both cards and mobile app in-store Single channel focus leads to dangerous weaknesses at a second channel
Conventional systems either offer online payments through a number of Online is equal to in-store patches or have no physical offline channels
True peer-to-peer payments Peer-to-peer options are illusory, executed through a central server
Micro payments enabled *** n/a
Consumer fully controls her wallets Mobile wallet or card are the keys to accounts kept beyond consumers' reach
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Mycelium vs Conventional
Distributed Centralized
Costs next to zero Expensive
Outsourced In-house
Self-sufficient Requires intermediaries
No single points of failure Can be hacked; can break
Requires zero maintenance Has to be constantly taken care of Transaction Engine
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Mycelium vs Conventional
Light and Easy Standard
Direct access to all tools Requires intermediaries such as POS networks
One piece of proprietary hardware Complicated and expensive setup
Ordinary Internet access is ok Requires special network access
Fully wireless Needs wires and stationary power
Modern UI over own tablet/phone Previous generation displays and UI technology Merchants' Setup
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All Channels
* Both physical channels (card and
smartphone) are equally powerful
* Online and in-store payments work in
exactly the same manner, with no
compromise to security and other
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TRUE PEER-TO-PEER
THE SYSTEM IS ACTUALLY BASED ON
P2P ARCHITECTURE.
BANKS CAN BE BYPASSED IN THE
FUTURE WHEN LEGAL FRAMEWORK
ALLOWS. close distance
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mesh networking
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Mycelium vs Conventional
Full Situational Control by Consumer
Funds actually kept on card or wallet Funds are kept centrally; mobile app and card serve as conditional access keys
Modern coding: public + private keys Many types of access keys: PINs, passwords, i-bank keyword, CCV, etc.
Codes can be changed by customer Most access codes can only be changed by the issuer
Cards can be backup by cardholders Takes a trip to a bank or snail mail order
Transaction history is at user's side Takes Internet access and number of keys to access transaction history
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SUMMARY OF BENEFITS
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Payments are a form of
transportation service
* Cost: Mycelium offers a definitive advantage
* Speed: Mycelium uses peer-to-peer channels, thus removing
interbank dependency — the slowest component of the traditional
payments process. In distributed ledger technology, there is no need
to trade-off between speed, flexibility, and efficiency
* Security: distributed ledgers offer unprecedented security
* Comfort and connectivity: contextual ized commerce
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Contextualized Commerce
• Invisible payments: a platform level approach helps payments fade
into the background.
• Deriving value from purchase journey: shifting focus away from the
payment mechanism to the surrounding e-commerce experience.
• Resolving pre- and post-payment needs: this is where the real
benefits of Mycelium payments will be unlocked. Removing consumer
pain points both before and after payments occur will create the value
needed to spur widespread adoption.
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INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY
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CURRENT STATE OF
THE PROJECT
OVER 100,000 OF ACTIVE USERS
CUSTOMERS' FUNDS:
OVER $100 MILLION (BITCOIN NOMINATED),
OVER $4 MILLION (FIAT NOMINATED)
MYCELIUM CARDS ARE PRODUCTION READY
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Reasons to Invest
* 1. The blockchain technology is altering the incumbent payments
industry landscape.
• 2. Mycelium is one of the most recognized brands in the field of
blockchain based payments.
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Few Amazing Facts About Mycelium
Merchants can add lists of goods with tags and photos right
into the merchant's console. Consumers can interact with
merchants by scanning QR codes: works great for restaurants
and merchants who are ready for the trending “buy online pick
up in store), concept.
• A card can pay another card at a distance of up to 300 feet; no
infrastructure needed at all, cards use the proprietary wireless
protocol.
* Cardholders can change their PIN code using the card keypad,
no connection needed.
• Any merchant can act as an ATM or a cash accepting top up
machine and earn fees.
Mycelium does not need a server infrastructure to perform
transactions; moreover, its merchants need no POS providers.
Mycelium hub costs only 10 dollars and can be used with an
ordinary web-router. close distance
INTERNET
BLOCKCHAIN
mesh networking
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mycelium.com
2016
End of Part 1. Other parts:
Part 2. Adoption Model
Part 3. Financials
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