Has anyone else been thinking along these lines with re to the exciting PeerPass platform about to be launched next month?
Could PeerPass enable the company to outlicense their platform to other companies for an upfront fee as well as milestone and royalty percentage? Unless of course they're snapped up by some big player interested in the entire technology/platform?
Think about it. Here the company has a technology that they've developed specifically to 'empower' P2P marketplaces. It has been in development for five years, it leverages the company's proprietary technology but also industry leading partners. Building trust and reputation is everything in this space. They are about to launch this platform next month which they've built from scratch.
Some of the features of this platform include:
Social media verification, identity verification, credit checks, secure online payments, e-signing, handover and inspection app, reporting and analysis, contract management and comments and feedback.
Their goals are ambitious - to be the standard for online reputation management in P2P marketplaces and to secure competitive advantage by 'owning' trust just as PayPal 'owns' payments (as highlighted in the recent Investor Presentation).
Thoughts anyone?
Tony
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