Graft (GRFT)

GRAFT (GRFT) is a blockchain and platform that combines proof-of-work (PoW), proof-of-stake (PoS), and directed acyclic graph (DAG) technology to create a decentralized payment network with real-time, universal payment acceptance. It offers uncompromising privacy at its core, with super-fast transactions and unlimited transactions per second (TPS). GRAFT also features a service broker architecture and integration with existing point-of-sale systems, making it a versatile and practical solution for businesses. With its unique combination of features, GRAFT aims to revolutionize the way payments are made and accepted globally.

The GRAFT network enables a variety of use cases, such as using payment terminals that support GRAFT for transactions. For example, Bob can pay with Bitcoin to avoid credit card interest and fees, Jessica can pay with Ethereum when traveling abroad, and Jonathan can pay with GRFT to preserve the privacy of his transactions. GRAFT has the potential to save merchants billions of dollars in processing fees, and independent supernodes can earn substantial revenue by providing real-time authorization services to the network. By offering a truly decentralized and efficient payment solution, GRAFT aims to empower both merchants and consumers in the digital economy.

GRAFT is committed to open-source development, allowing individuals to contribute and review RFCs (Requests for Comments). It also offers a range of tools and features, including mobile payment wallets, mobile point-of-sale systems, and integration with popular payment terminals like Verifone. GRAFT has made significant developments in its mining algorithm, which has attracted attention and excitement within the crypto community. With its vision of creating a real-time payment blockchain and a more efficient payment network, GRAFT aims to play a major role in the global payment revolution.