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Revainrating 4 out of 5

Overall performance is very good and highly recommended.

Overall performance is very good and highly recommended.

Pros
  • The time-consuming and confusing process of exchanging fiat currency for cryptocurrency is a sizable barrier for many newcomers to the crypto world. OmiseGO aims to connect existing cryptocurrency wallets to a central OmiseGO blockchain, over which users can simply and quickly exchange cryptocurrencies. As a decentralized network, it also offers enhanced security when compared to centralized operations.
Cons
  • OmiseGO is still a relatively new project, and its features are still being developed. Until a working product is released and put to use, there will continue to be a level of uncertainty surrounding the project.

OmiseGO aims to disrupt the financial sector, just like it did with Omise. The wallet SDK is white label, which means it can be utilized by other companies to deploy payment solutions. It promises to lower transaction costs for sending/receiving money, making payments, exchanging fiat and crypto, buying gift cards, and more. OmiseGO is one step closer to widespread acceptance of cryptocurrency as currency by retailers and merchants. If successful, it will basically act as the PayPal of…

Pros
  • They are coming up as the runaway competition of PayPal and this is a welcome development to the Crypto community. We will gladly see it outshine the PayPal force that got so much restrictions.
Cons
  • Transfers are not as lightening as ltc and this is a major setback. Blocks are higher abd this momentarily affects productivity

Omise plans to use the OmiseGO platform to supplement its existing payment network, which is currently accepted by companies like McDonalds and Alipay. With the experience and leadership of Ethereum co-founder Vitalik as an Advisor on the team, I feel they are set for the future.

Pros
  • They will help solve issues that come with payment and will abolish the rigourous PayPal gateway that is extremely not easy to setup
Cons
  • The fees and timeframe to send out is quite unusual and it seems like a major con that should be addressed.

In summary, Omisego is aiming more on the institution, government, banks, and corporation level clients and in turn, it is changing and revolutionizing the system. People will use their product one way or another as the institutional level starts adopting this system. So yes, it is a long-term hold since it has a solid team, achieving some milestones, and already has an existing payment platform. You would not see as much advertising or anything since its main goal would be aiming at…

Pros
  • OmiseGO is a public Ethereum-based financial technology, part of south asian company Omise, founded in 2013, which aims to allow interoperability between closed payment systems such as Paypal, Visa, Alipay, USD, EUR, etc; liberate currently unusable assets such as AirMiles, Gift Cards, Rewards points, allowing them to be spent more easily; and providing bank experience to those without a bank. Proven and experienced. Omise started in 2013, has offices in Bangkok, Tokyo, Jakarta, and Singapore, transfer money between businesses and individuals, and as of Mar/17 handle ~500 million USD / day Omise has heavily funded ethereum development directly. As a result, both founders of ethereum (Vitalik Buterin and Gavin Woods) are direct consultants for omiseGO. Plasma technology will allow the OMG blockchain to scale to 1,000,000 transactions per seconds. POW will not be allowed to destroy the earth. OMG's POS system is durable. Also, they are actually trying to better the world. This isn't just a hipster idea it isthe business model of the future. OmiseGO is a Southeast Asia-based company creating an e-wallet that will make transfer of assets and currencies possible.
Cons
  • It seems a bit ambitious to "unbank the banked". Banks are strongly rooted institutions, and this system would circumvent their services. The Reddit and Twitter communities seem much smaller and less engaged than, for example, either Ethereum or Neo. A major challenge seems to be getting merchants to accept OmiseGO.

OmiseGO is building a decentralized exchange, liquidity provider mechanism, clearinghouse messaging network, and asset-backed blockchain gateway. OmiseGO is not owned by any single one party. Instead, it is an open distributed network of validators which enforce behavior of all participants. It uses the mechanism of a protocol token to create a proof-of-stake blockchain to enable enforcement of market activity amongst participants.

Pros
  • The primary role of blockchains are to solve coordination problems among multilateral agreements between a network of participants. By ensuring transparency, assurance, and enforcement, we can enable multilateral agreements where they were not previously possible. When all parties are assured that the operations are not only transparent, but also the mechanisms are guaranteed to not change without significant effort, parties are more willing to coordinate.
Cons
  • poor social media updates

Revainrating 5 out of 5

OmiseGO is not owned by any single one party. Instead, it is an open…

OmiseGO is not owned by any single one party. Instead, it is an open distributed network of validators which enforce behavior of all participants. It uses the mechanism of a protocol token to create a proof-of-stake blockchain to enable enforcement of market activity amongst participants. This high-performant distributed network enforces exchange across asset classes, from fiat-backed issuers to fully decentralized blockchain tokens (ERC-20 style and native cryptocurrencies).

Pros
  • The primary role of blockchains are to solve coordination problems among multilateral agreements between a network of participants. By ensuring transparency, assurance, and enforcement, we can enable multilateral agreements where they were not previously possible. When all parties are assured that the operations are not only transparent, but also the mechanisms are guaranteed to not change without significant effort, parties are more willing to coordinate.
Cons
  • OmiseGO is the cryptocurrency payments platform. There currently isn’t any proof that they have a product working yet.It does not address contract in any meaningful manner. But it does not have to. I don't see the international settlement utility just yet. From an investor’s perspective its neither a value token investment or necessarily a transaction based investment.

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Since the OMG token distribution, we have been working hard to build the…

Since the OMG token distribution, we have been working hard to build the OmiseGO ecosystem. We are in the process of developing the wallet SDK and DEX that will be vital to the utility of the overall network. The live OMG network will be a performant and secure proof-of-stake network, that enables high transaction throughput at a low cost, via Plasma.

Pros
  • OmiseGO decentralized exchange (DEX) by way of blockchain technology. OmiseGO is designed to run both on and alongside the Ethereum network to provide users payments, remittances, payroll deposit, B2B commerce, supply chain finance, loyalty programs, asset management & trading
Cons
  • it may face competition from projects like Request Network, Metal Pay and Kyber Network. These competing platforms may interfere with OmiseGO's ability to achieve broad acceptance.they need Plasma to be functional, in order to have a fully functioning product. It is to Ethereum to what the Lightning Network is to Bitcoin.

Summary: OMG is a network of shares built on the Ethereum platform along with the Proof of Stake algorithm. For the purpose of eliminating electronic payments by providing infrastructure and allowing consumers to exchange electronic cash directly with sellers, service providers, electronic wallets, Other users do not need to rely on a bank or a centralized payment processor.

Pros
  • Or OMG, is a network of shares built on the Ethereal platform along with the Proof of Stake algorithm. For the purpose of providing infrastructure to facilitate dispersed payment processing from electronic wallet operators: Alipay, Venmo ...
Cons
  • OmiseGO is far from the only project working in this particular field, and it may face competition from projects like Request Network, Metal Pay and Kyber Network. These competing platforms may interfere with OmiseGO's ability to achieve broad acceptance. The Omisego project is very popular in Asian countries but not much in the west.

By using its POS network, OmiseGO aims to provide a decentralized exchange that can transfer value between individuals and merchants. If this succeeds, it will allow unbanked to participate in a digital society, without having to cash anywhere internet. In addition, the impressive Stack technology developed by the research team at OmiseGO has the potential to revolutionize the remittance market in Southeast Asia by cutting costs and providing a payment solution at a glance. Finally, OmiseGO has

Pros
  • OmiseGO describes itself as “the answer to a fundamental coordination problem among payment processors, gateways and financial institutions”. The goal of the platform is not so much to be a cryptocurrency such as bitcoin or Dogecoin but rather to offer users an alternative to online exchanges. The problem with current exchanges is that in order to buy a cryptocurrency like bitcoin, it’s always necessary to start from a fiat currency, for example USD. There are very few options and little variety available in exchanges, especially when it comes to converting one cryptocurrency to another.
Cons
  • If it succeeds, this could have massive implications for the cryptocurrency industry. It would also propel the OmiseGO project towards success, but yet the prospects are not sure. Finally, much of the long-term success of the OmiseGO platform depends on the OmiseGO team. Not many would deny that the OmiseGO team is doing a fantastic job not only in product development but also in marketing effort. But caution is advisable for the various marketing efforts of OmiseGO not to create unwarranted expectations.

They have a big development team with lots of partners including banks and massive companies. This gives this token more authority than some of the other top ranked tokens.Designed to enable financial inclusion and disrupt existing institutions, access will be made available to everyone via the OmiseGO network and digital wallet framework.

Pros
  • OmiseGO is a Thailand based token that runs on Ethereum. This token has a mobile wallet that allows person to person payments in a quick and secure fashion.They have lots of large partners including banks.Their payment system is also very safe .
Cons
  • Not backed and they have to faster their payment.They have to also build a strong communication system

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Overall performance is very good and highly recommended.

Overall performance is very good and highly recommended.

Pros
  • The time-consuming and confusing process of exchanging fiat currency for cryptocurrency is a sizable barrier for many newcomers to the crypto world. OmiseGO aims to connect existing cryptocurrency wallets to a central OmiseGO blockchain, over which users can simply and quickly exchange cryptocurrencies. As a decentralized network, it also offers enhanced security when compared to centralized operations.
Cons
  • OmiseGO is still a relatively new project, and its features are still being developed. Until a working product is released and put to use, there will continue to be a level of uncertainty surrounding the project.

So OmiseGo (OMG) doesn't have the same brand recognition as Bitcoin or Ethereum. But that could change as we progress through 2018. It currently sits in the top 50 cryptocurrencies by total market capitalisation. OMG has built teams across Japan, Indonesia, Singapore and Thailand. They're mainly targeting the South East Asian market - as we'll discuss later in this review. Plus they’ve already announced high profile partnerships with companies such as McDonald’s Thailand. Cryptocurrency still h

Pros
  • •Proven and experienced. Omise started in 2013, has offices in Bangkok, Tokyo, Jakarta, and Singapore, transfer money between businesses and individuals, and as of Mar/17 handle ~500 million USD / day •Plasma technology will allow the OMG blockchain to scale to 1,000,000 transactions per second. •Omise has heavily funded ethereum development directly. As a result, both founders of ethereum (Vitalik Buterin and Gavin Woods) are direct consultants for omiseGO.
Cons
  • •A major challenge seems to be getting merchants to accept OmiseGO. •It seems a bit ambitious to "unbank the banked". Banks are strongly rooted institutions, and this system would circumvent their services. •The Reddit and Twitter communities seem much smaller and less engaged than, for example, either Ethereum or Neo.

OmiseGO is a subsidiary of Omise, a Thailand based payment gateway service for merchants and enterprise businesses. OmiseGO is on the forefront of providing those in Asia, particularly Southeast Asia, greater financial inclusion and a more efficient digital payments offering. OmiseGO plans to offer businesses and users a mobile eWallet (electronic wallet) that will run on the OmiseGO decentralized exchange (DEX) by way of blockchain technology. OmiseGO is designed to run both on and alongside…

Pros
  • We all are aware of the crypto boom took in the initials of 2017 that was termed as a revolution in the market. These cryptocurrency coins have now attracted lots of tech-savvy people who are desperate to go digital. For them, OmiseGO is a good option.
Cons
  • OmiseGO is the cryptocurrency payments platform. There currently isn’t any proof that they have a product working yet. However, they are well funded and seem to have a good team. So they are working on it. So until they have something that works, it probably isn’t worth buying.

OMG is a network of shares built on the Ethereum platform along with the Proof of Stake algorithm. For the purpose of eliminating electronic payments by providing infrastructure and allowing consumers to exchange electronic cash directly with sellers, service providers, electronic wallets, Other users do not need to rely on a bank or a centralized payment processor.

Pros
  • Or OMG, is a network of shares built on the Ethereal platform along with the Proof of Stake algorithm. For the purpose of providing infrastructure to facilitate dispersed payment processing from electronic wallet operators: Alipay, Venmo ...
Cons
  • OmiseGO is far from the only project working in this particular field, and it may face competition from projects like Request Network, Metal Pay and Kyber Network. These competing platforms may interfere with OmiseGO's ability to achieve broad acceptance. The Omisego project is very popular in Asian countries but not much in the west.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Overall performance is very good and highly recommended.

Overall performance is very good and highly recommended.

Pros
  • The time-consuming and confusing process of exchanging fiat currency for cryptocurrency is a sizable barrier for many newcomers to the crypto world. OmiseGO aims to connect existing cryptocurrency wallets to a central OmiseGO blockchain, over which users can simply and quickly exchange cryptocurrencies. As a decentralized network, it also offers enhanced security when compared to centralized operations.
Cons
  • OmiseGO is still a relatively new project, and its features are still being developed. Until a working product is released and put to use, there will continue to be a level of uncertainty surrounding the project.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

As we have seen above, OmiseGO is one of the most promising blockchain…

As we have seen above, OmiseGO is one of the most promising blockchain companies in Asia. By using its POS network, OmiseGO aims to provide a decentralized exchange that can transfer value between individuals and merchants. If this succeeds, it will allow unbanked to participate in a digital society, without having to cash anywhere internet. In addition, the impressive Stack technology developed by the research team at OmiseGO has the potential to revolutionize the remittance market in…

Pros
  • OMG will be a standard Ethereum ERC20 token, until the OmiseGO chain (“OMGchain”) is launches. When OMGchain is launched, ERC20-OMG is used as a Proof-of-Stake token on this network. This is achieved by allocating control of one’s the ERC20 to an ETH contract reflecting the OMG chain. Further improvements are possible from reallocation of ERC20 tokens and may be taken if it proves to be a better design, but the current approach is to have the ERC20 token locked into activity on a contract on the ETH chain. It is the responsibility of the community to elect to allocate the ERC20 token towards the OMG chain, as the community has control over the network
Cons
  • There is potential, but it has to be realized. While I am confident that it will be realized, it is prudent to be careful especially when investing. The plasma project is a game-changer for not only OmiseGO but also for the Ethereum ecosystem in general. If it succeeds, this could have massive implications for the cryptocurrency industry. It would also propel the OmiseGO project towards success, but yet the prospects are not sure. Finally, much of the long-term success of the OmiseGO platform depends on the OmiseGO team. Not many would deny that the OmiseGO team is doing a fantastic job not only in product development but also in marketing effort. But caution is advisable for the various marketing efforts of OmiseGO not to create unwarranted expectations. While the final product could deliver the prospects of a decentralized fiat gateway and valuables conversion ecosystem, there are a lot of dependencies.

OmiseGO is a payment platform built on the Ethereum network and designed to offer payments, trades and other financial transactions in both crypto and fiat currencies. Its open-source technology includes three main features: 1)A digital wallet Software Development Kit (SDK). 2)A decentralized exchange. 3)The OmiseGO Network, which will be built to scale infinitely using Plasma architecture. The network’s native token, OMG, is one of the world’s top cryptocurrencies by market cap at the time of…

Pros
  • OmiseGO aims to offer a payment gateway that can be used for an extensive range of financial services, including peer-to-peer payments, international remittances, bill payment, top-up of debit cards and much more. It’s also designed to provide interoperability between different blockchains and payment networks.
Cons
  • OmiseGO is far from the only project working in this particular area, and it could face competition from projects such as Request Network, Metal Pay and Kyber Network. These competing platforms could hamper OmiseGO’s ability to achieve widespread adoption.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Omisego which currently operates on the Ethereum blockchain, is a…

Omisego which currently operates on the Ethereum blockchain, is a cryptocurrency that is primarily focused on driving consumer adoption by delivering scalability, high transaction speeds, and ultimately bridging the gap between fiat currency and cryptocurrency. The OmiseGo platform intends to facilitate seamless cryptocurrency payments with any merchant that adopts the Omise solution, allowing consumers to instantly convert crypto into fiat upon purchase.

Pros
  • With the recent release of the open source OmeseGo eWallet and a relaunch of the OmiseGo website, OmiseGo appears positioned to make great development strides in 2018. OmiseGo’s performance of late is largely attributed to a number of recent announcements, notably the declaration of a new partnership between OmiseGo and the Thai government. The partnership will see OmiseGo develop a payment and identification system for the Thai government’s forward-leaning perspective on the digitization of state services.
Cons
  • Omisego project is very well known in the asiatic countries but not much in the west.

OmiseGO is a platform that enables real-time, peer-to-peer value exchange and payment services across jurisdictions and organizational silos, and across both fiat money and decentralized currencies. Since its launch in 2013, It has gained traction throughout Asia, with access becoming available to the rest of the world late 2017. OmiseGO talk a lot in their literature about supporting the ‘un-banked’; people who have a need to send cash, make payments etc, but who do not have a bank account…

Pros
  • OmiseGO is one of Ethereum’s most promising decentralized applications
Cons
  • can't yet say

What is OmiseGO? What is OmiseGO encryption? They are an extension of Omise, which was launched in 2017 to promote blockchain technology, proposed an entire system aimed at revolutionizing the way people control their financial assets and exchange them. together by providing a secure and completely open transaction without boundaries and not dependent on third parties.

Pros
  • There is a lot of potential in the OmiseGO platform. Being able to exchange any crypto or fiat currency instantly would be a game changer.
Cons
  • However, they need Plasma to be functional, in order to have a fully functioning product. It is to Ethereum to what the Lightning Network is to Bitcoin.Cons: