In today's world of mobile electronic banking, money is being transformed from physical notes and coins into pulsating numbers on the Internet. Against this background, a new form of currency, known as "cryptocurrency", exists in the code of encrypted strings. The digital currency revolution began in 2008 when SatoshiNakamoto, then unknown, published a white paper on Bitcoin. Now, new cryptocurrencies are being created almost every day, and they all have one thing in common: the underlying technical architecture is the blockchain. The blockchain itself is a shared public ledger on the system -- from the first block to its end. The ledger, known as a blockchain, consists of blocks linked together, where each block contains a certain number of transactions that are verified by the network at a certain time.

There are now more than 10,000 merchants around the world that support digital currency, including major spending scenarios such as dining, accommodation and shopping.

Driven by such a huge market demand, we set up Coindpay.