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Request (REQ) Feed: Events, News & Roadmap
Request to Release Request Checkout Update
Request has launched on November 27th, an upgraded version of its Request Checkout platform for Web3 payments.
Request to Host Community Call on November 26th
Request will host a community call on November 26th to discuss its third-quarter 2024 activities and overall strategy for the rest of the year.
Request to Hold Hackathon on November 18th
Request has announced a Web3 financial playground event, offering $15,000 in rewards from November 18 to December 8.
Request to Host Workshop on December 5th
Request will introduce and explain Request Network to the community of app builders at soonami.io workshop on December 5th starting at 2:00 PM UTC.
Request to Participate in Devcon in Bangkok on November 11th
Request Network announces participation in EF Devcon in Bangkok, set for November 11-17.
Request to Hold AMA on Discord on October 2nd
Request will host an AMA on Discord on October 2nd. During the session, there will be a virtual game night with a prize pool of 1000 REQ.
Request Partners With NEXADE
Request has formed a partnership with NEXADE. This collaboration aims to aid invoice owners in generating swift cash flow.
Request to Host Community Call on September 3rd
Request will host a community call on September 3rd at 16:00 UTC.
Request to Participate in EDCON in Tokyo on July 24h
Request is set to attend the EDCON conference in Tokyo on July 24th-31st.
Request to Hold Hackathon on June 17th
Request is set to host a 2-week-long online hackathon from June 17th to 30th, in collaboration with DoraHacks.
Request to Host Quiz on June 6th
Request will host a quiz on Discord on June 6th at 17:00 UTC.
Request to Host Quiz March 21st
Request will host a quiz on Discord on March 21st at 18:00 UTC. The participants will have a chance to share a prize pool of 1500 REQ.
Request to Hold AMA on X on January 22nd
Request will host an AMA on X on the 22nd of January at 18:00 UTC.
Request to Be Listed on Indodax on January 9th
Indodax will list Request (REQ) on January 9th.
Request to Host Workshop on December 6th
Request is set to collaborate once again with Encode Club.
Request to Hold AMA on Discord on November 29th
Request will host an AMA on Discord on the 29th of November at 19:00 UTC.
Request to Participate in Devconnect.eth in Istanbul on November 13th
Request will be represented by Alexandru Popescu, Alex Stoicescu, and Francisco Pinto at the Devconnect.eth conference in Istanbul from the 13th to the 18th of November.
Request to Hold AMA on X on November 1st
Request will host an AMA on X with the co-founder of Corpa, Briam Limiardi, where they will discuss the development of their integration, The session will take place on November 1st.
Request to Hold AMA on X on October 19th
Request will host an AMA on X on October 19th at 13:00 UTC with Andrew Yen, marketing director at BSOS.
Request to Hold AMA on X on October 12th
Request will host an AMA on X with FLock.io on October 12th. The discussion will focus on how machine learning and web3 can work together..
Request Events on the Chart
What is Request?
Request aims to establish a “global cooperative financial system”, bridging isolated financial platforms. It grants individuals and entities autonomy over their financial information and decisions. Essentially, the Request Protocol acts as an intermediary, facilitating various payment requests, from uncomplicated peer-to-peer transactions to intricate business invoices.
Through the Request system, payments are instigated by dispatching an invoice over the blockchain. The recipient can then recognize and settle this request with a singular action, marking a direct, peer-to-peer transaction. Distinctively, payments on Request are push-driven, negating the necessity for personal account information disclosure. By utilizing blockchain technology, chiefly Ethereum and IPFS, it eradicates the dependency on third-party intermediaries, which consequently diminishes transaction expenses and bolsters user security, privacy, and data ownership. Though the platform involves transaction fees, these are imperative for broadcasting updates to the blockchain and incentivizing miners to achieve network consensus.
REQ is an ERC-20 token on the Ethereum framework. Every request executed with REQ is etched onto an unalterable digital ledger, serving both as an indisputable record and an auditing tool.