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Cpaytoday
Crypto multisend tool for business payments
1 monthfor launching a MVP
2 developers
Tron, Binance, Ethereum chainssupported
the
Google Storereleased on
Google Storereleased on
The Task
The founders of the product wanted to create a tool for convenient and fast cryptocurrency payments.
What problem did Cpaytoday aim to solve:
Financial calculations (salaries, contractor payments) are done in one service (Google Sheets), while payments are made in others (cold wallets).
There are no convenient solutions for automatic generation of multi-currency payments in cryptocurrencies.
While the market for crypto tools for businesses is gradually growing, both of these problems complicate and lengthen the process of working with crypto payments, potentially creating space for new products.
The Solution
Our goal was to implement the MVP as quickly and simply as possible in order to reduce Time to Market and start showing users the first version of the product, gather feedback, and validate demand for such a product.
The solution is presented as an extension for Google Sheets. Since most surveyed users used Google Sheets for calculating salaries and expenses for contractors, creating a tool to work directly within the spreadsheet interface seemed like the best solution.
We integrated Binance, Ethereum, and Tron networks. For the MVP, we chose some of the most popular networks because adding more networks would require writing more smart contracts and lengthening the development process.
Automatic data detection. Users only needed to select columns with the cryptocurrency wallet address and payment amount in the spreadsheets, and the data was automatically pulled into the payment process.
The solution is presented as an extension for Google Sheets. Since most surveyed users used Google Sheets for calculating salaries and expenses for contractors, creating a tool to work directly within the spreadsheet interface seemed like the best solution.
We integrated Binance, Ethereum, and Tron networks. For the MVP, we chose some of the most popular networks because adding more networks would require writing more smart contracts and lengthening the development process.
Automatic data detection. Users only needed to select columns with the cryptocurrency wallet address and payment amount in the spreadsheets, and the data was automatically pulled into the payment process.
These features were enough for the first user tests.
Team and the Technology stack
Frontend developerPavel
Smart-contract developerAlex
Project ManagerDenisFrontend developerPavelSmart-contract developerAlexProject ManagerDenisReactInterface library: the perfect solution for a component-based architecture.
TypeScriptIt enhances the security of development and implementation, improving performance in high-traffic projects.
SolidityIt streamlines the creation of smart contracts, enabling developers to build decentralized applications with enhanced security and efficiency.
Supported chains:
The most lengthy and unpredictable process for us was the release process in the Microsoft Store. Releasing in stores can often be challenging and time-consuming, but this time we had to re-upload the product almost 5 times, while receiving weak and opaque feedback from the Microsoft Store side. However, we still managed to do it!
Future of the
project
Immediately after the release, the product was launched on Product Hunt and began attracting its first users. Currently, the product is seeking investments and partnerships with various blockchain networks.
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