What is Public Mint?
- What is Public Mint?
- What is the Public Mint Open Platform?
- How is Public Mint the “Salesforce for money”?
- How does Public Mint ensure the stability of tokens?
- Is there a maximum supply of tokens?
- What is tokenized Fiat?
Why use Public Mint?
How to use Public Mint?
- How long does it take for Fiat to be available in my wallet after I deposit?
- Who can use the Public Mint network?
- What do I need to start using Public Mint?
- What is Public Trade?
- What is Public Pay?
- What services can I access within the network?
Public Mint for business
- How can crypto-native companies benefit from Public Mint integration?
- How can Public Mint help traditional companies enter the crypto space?
- What is the difference between on- and off-chain transactions, and why does it matter?
- Why is immediate settlement using blockchain technology so important?
- What are the benefits of having programmable Fiat money and payments? What problems is Public Mint solving?
- What are the use cases?
Fees
- Fees and Limits
- What stack do I need to interact with the protocol?
- Do I need to buy other tokens to pay fees in Public Mint?
- What fees does Public Mint charge?
- How are fees set?
- Are fees flat or a percent of the amount?
Building on Public Mint
Technical details
- Does Public Mint run on Ethereum?
- What is a Fiat-native blockchain, and why not just use Ethereum or EOS?
- What is Pantheon and what are the benefits of using it?
- Are there miners in Public Mint? Who can add blocks to the blockchain?
- Can transactions be reversed on Public Mint? How about block reorgs?
- What does instant finality mean, and how does it compare with Ethereum or bitcoin?