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Where did rafiki.money go?
Or “The need for rebranding when something confuses people.”
Timea Nagy7 min read
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Hacktoberfest with Interledger: Pay the Web Forward
The Interledger Foundation is a global nonprofit grantmaking foundation, leading the next revolution in payments through Interledger, the global network for inclusive digital financial service providers.
4 min read
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Breaking Down Rafiki: What Makes Our Friend Tick
A low-level introduction to the software packages that comprise Rafiki.
Nathan Lie8 min read -
Leveling Up Rafiki Testing: Shifting from Manual to Automated
How we automated our manual payment flow tests.
Blair Currey10 min read -
The Interledger Universe
Or: “What the heck are all those products and protocols?”
Sabine Schaller17 min read -
Open Payments: The Cinderella Story of Finding a Fitting Authorization Method
A breakdown of the unique needs that an authorization method for Open Payments needs to be able to fulfill.
Nathan Lie10 min read -
A Simple Guide to the Open Payments Standard
Learn how the Open Payments standard makes online payments easier and more accessible for everyone.
Sarah Jones11 min read -
The Telemetry Tale: A Journey into the Metrics of Interledger
When simple metrics are paired with complex cloud solutions and important privacy considerations, the implementation process becomes significantly more complicated.
Sarah Jones13 min read -
Hacktoberfest with Interledger: Join the Open Payments Movement
We are thrilled to announce that Interledger will be participating in this year's Hacktoberfest edition. Hacktoberfest is a month-long celebration of Open Source that encourages people to contribute to open source throughout October. Find out how you can get involved.
4 min read
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Thoughts on Scaling Interledger Connectors
Streaming payments mean that Interledger connectors need to process huge volumes of Interledger packets, but the current reference implementation is hard to run at scale.
Evan Schwartz8 min read
