kot said: Thank you for the clarification.

That would require additional development, outside of the Dash Evolution Platform. These would be plug-ins and libraries for the e-commerce engines. We have started conversations about this internally, hoverer I also count on external vendors to deliver various plugins and extensions as soon as the platform is ready and released. Click to expand...

Hey Kot,that's fair enough, I wasn't really thinking it would specifically be part of an Evolution release, it really would help me out though.I do realise I'm sounding a bit 'I want my cake and eat it' but it just irks me a bit that, within a relatively simple peer-to-peer scenario, I have to bridge a gap with a 3rd party who hold dominion over the functionality of my whole business.For example, say I'm using a plug-in by WooCommerce and they suddenly have a bug or an attack or what-have-you, that means ALL potential transactions I might make through my website are up the Swanee until their plug-in regains function, if it ever does. I don't really like the sound of that and it goes against the decentralization of using crypto in the first place IMO.I'm not putting this to you in a 'what are you gonna do about it then??!!??' kind of way, just trying to give you an argument for perhaps bringing the functionality afforded by a plug-in under the Dash decentralised umbrella.I would have thought there could/should be a more elegant solution to making payments through the Dash blockchain whereby two people can make a payment to each other using the TxID and blockchain itself as proof of transfer of funds, with maybe a universal conversion built in from coinmarketcap (or similar).Instead, using a 3rd party plug-in, there will be payment IDs, order numbers, receipts, % fees etc etc which have to be generated outside of the actual blockchain transaction, making the whole process (arguably) more clunky and unappealing than using current banking methods.