Request Has Launched Cross-Chain Payment Options Aiming to Eliminate Invoice Payment Delays

Request has launched cross-chain payment options that are designed to eliminate invoice payment delays due to gas or token issues.

Payers can now select from three settlement methods: using ERC-20 tokens with ETH for gas, ERC-20-only where gas is paid in ERC-20, or cross-chain payments with gas paid in ERC-20.

“We are excited to announce the launch of cross-chain payment options in response to user feedback and the evolving needs of our global community. This addition to the Request ecosystem signifies a significant step forward in offering greater flexibility and convenience for seamless cross-chain transactions,” said Sebastien Lepers, CEO of Request.

“At Request, we are continuously striving to enhance the user experience and break down barriers in the global financial landscape. We believe that technology should empower individuals and entities with autonomy over their financial information and decisions.”

He added, “As we expand to new markets, we are committed to adapting to local banking preferences and ensuring smooth integration with existing systems. We are also focused on expanding our partnerships with leading crypto exchanges to provide users with even more options for seamless and cost-effective transactions.”

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.

The Request Protocol acts as an intermediary, facilitating diverse payment requests, ranging from straightforward peer-to-peer transactions to intricate business invoices.

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. Granting individuals and entities autonomy over their financial information and decisions.