About Request Defi Coin
Request Defi Coin is an open network for transaction requests. It allows anyone to create, store and access invoices and receipts in a universal, decentralized network. By having all transaction requests in one place, companies with services like accounting, invoicing, payment processing, and auditing can plug into the same network and communicate with each other using the same single source of truth.
It is built using blockchain technology and is completely decentralized. No one owns the network and the data remains verifiably immutable. Permissioned access means that the data remains accessible to those who need it, and completely private from those who don’t grant users ultimate control over their own data.
Request price today is $0.033269 USD with a 24-hour trading volume of $549,477 USD. Request is down 5.81% in the last 24 hours. The current CoinMarketCap ranking is #349, with a market cap of $33,266,551 USD. It has a circulating supply of 999,912,165 REQ coins and a max. supply of 999,983,984 REQ coins.
The top exchanges for trading in Request are currently Binance, Huobi Global, OKEx, Bitfinex, and KuCoin. You can find others listed on our crypto exchanges page. The Y-Combinator backed Request Network (REQ) bills itself as a decentralized network for payment requests.
The request can be detected and paid in a secure way, without the need for a third party. Requests are saved on an immutable ledger, which acts as a source of truth for accounting and auditing.
Quick Fact About Request Defi Coin
| Coin Basic | Information |
|---|---|
| DEFI Coin Name | Request Defi Coin |
| Circulating Supply | 999,912,165 REQ |
| Total Supply | 999,983,984 |
| Contract Address | 0x8f8221afbb33998d8584a2b05749ba73c37a938a |
| Source Code | Click Here To View Source Code |
| Explorers | Click Here To Visit |
| Twitter Group | Click Here To Visit Twitter Group |
| Documentation | Click Here To View |
| Project Support | 24/7 |
| Official Project Website | Click Here To Visit Project Website |
You’re in good company
They believe payment experiences should be seamless for users and free from artificial barriers imposed by closed ecosystems. They work together with leading innovators and organizations in the decentralized financial (DeFi) ecosystem, providing them with open products, standards and infrastructure to create seamless financial experiences.
Building with Request
For integrations, we’ve created a developer page to get started quickly. Use any of our pre-developed tools, or learn more about Request by reading the documentation.
Who is it for?
Request Defi Coin enables companies and individuals to create, exchange and process payment requests and invoices through a global network. In this academy, we want to help any company dealing with crypto in their financial flows, from requesting a payment to the audit of the company.
The platform
Anyone can write on the Request Ledger and create a Request for Payment. The Request can be detected by the recipient monitoring the network (via a wallet or via a financial application). If the request is approved by the user, it can be paid with a single click. Then the request is completed and the network is updated. When a Request is created, the trade laws that are applicable to its specific case are taken into account, and taxes are applied. When necessary, advanced payment terms may be selected.
All you need to know
Request Defi Coin brings a variety of protocols and systems together. Find out how we combine their strengths.
Ethereum
Ethereum is an open-source, public, blockchain-based, distributed computing platform and operating system featuring smart contract functionality.
IPFS
The Inter Planetary File System is a protocol and network. It is designed to create a content-addressable, peer-to-peer method of storing and sharing hypermedia in a distributed file system.
Request Node
Nodes receive transactions (such as the creation of a request or its acceptance), batch them, and save them on IPFS and Ethereum. They abstract IPFS, Ethereum and gas for the users. They also store all data.
Request Gateway
Gateways make Request even easier to use than the nodes would on their own. They offer high-level APIs to Request users. These APIs then allow anyone to interact with Request seamlessly. That way anyone can manage their blockchain keys (if needed), identity, the purchase of gas, and so on. All using a clear, developer-friendly interface.
Payment processors
Payment processors connect Request with payment networks (such as BTC, Ethereum, Monero, and fiat networks). They detect payments and update the state of requests (like whether they have been paid).
Apps
Apps connect to the Request system to help manage payments. They can enable and streamline invoicing, accounting, crowdfunding, and more. These applications are not part of the protocol or its implementation but are built on top of it.
Why you should develop with Request
Request Defi Coin is simple to use, scales well, and ensures privacy and security. All of that is built into foundation.
Simple to use
Request gateways reduce the complexity of interacting with the blockchain. No need to manage different contracts, specific libraries, and gas (the calculable fee for every operation carried out on the Ethereum network). Gateways enable blockchain interactions as easily as any other SaaS, through HTTP APIs.
Private
Request ensures privacy and GDPR compliance. Data regarding requests is encrypted and safeguarded using elliptic-curve encryption. And while all data is saved in a public blockchain to prevent interference, it can only be read by the parties involved in the request.
Request Gateway
Gateways make Request even easier to use than the nodes would on their own. They offer high-level APIs to Request users. These APIs then allow anyone to interact with Request seamlessly. That way anyone can manage their blockchain keys (if needed), identity, the purchase of gas, and so on. All using a clear, developer-friendly interface.
Scalable
With every new version, Request can handle more and more transactions per second. That’s because the bulk of the data is saved on IPFS (see below) instead of on the blockchain. What is stored on the blockchain is the hash (the proof of the data). That way, it can’t be modified or manipulated. Transactions are batched and added to IPFS in bulk, which enables high throughput. And it leads to low costs as well.
Secure
Request is built on top of Ethereum, safeguarding security. Ethereum has been around the block for years, has seen intense usage, and remains secure. It ensures that data can’t be changed or deleted by governments, third parties, or even by us. In addition, data exists on each node, so it can’t just disappear. It’s safe from the passage of time and tampering alike.
