If you’ve been following the Paytomat twitter feed for some time, you might notice video messages our team does regularly. To make it more relevant to you, we decided to explain how we came up with this

While our founders are performing on the product road show and networking at the top world’s crypto-conferences, our main office continues working on the technical aspects and development of Paytomat.

Let’s dot the i’s and cross the t’s of the Paytomat tokenonomics. If you’ve browsed our previous publications, you already know that the Paytomat concept is based on blockchain, wherein all participants

Architecture, technical benefits and aspects you need to know about your future payment system. Have you ever wondered how Ferrari or Lamborghini, for example, became icons of the auto industry, or why

For the last decade the internet has offered unlimited possibilities to individuals for creating any type of business they could possibly envision. We’ve seen a massive explosion in social media influencers,

Loyalty Programs Evolution The very first loyalty program appeared in the XVII century when retailers were giving copper tokens that could be later redeemed for products on future purchases. It turned

In Paytomat we’re trying to offer the best possible service by providing relevant functionalities in today’s cryptocurrency world. Here’s our latest updates for October-November. Poster Integration We

Since our project has some history, we decided to recap our accomplishments. The idea of making easy cryptocurrency payments came to us in June of 2017. After that, we made several strategic partnerships

Over the last few months we’ve been implementing cryptocurrency payments in the HoReCa and retail industry. We’ve gained a lot of insight, which has allowed us to make significant improvements in our technical

If you’re an owner of a business, especially a small one, you probably know that there are not that many ways for how your client can pay for your services. Currently, it’s just cash and credit/debit cards.

When was the last time you bought a coffee or a t-shirt with Sumerian mĕnē, Roman denarius or Ruthenian hrývna? All these coins used to be real money. Actually, they continue to be considered ‘money’ and