Small tasks stay worth it
A typical card payment costs 30¢ plus 2.9%: that is 63% of a 50¢ task. Nano has no fee, so a 1¢ bounty arrives as 1¢.
Kanban · Nano bounties Concept. A demo of an idea. It works here so that you can try it; we do not plan to make it a tool that you can install, for now.Use at your own risk, for education. Real Nano moves: keep amounts small.What Concept means
What if a task board paid people by itself? Put a Nano bounty on a card. When you approve the work, the doer has the money about a second later: no invoice, no fee, and nobody in the middle who holds it.
A demo of an idea. We are building it as a real app.
Harbor Bakery's new website. Mira finished a task, and its bounty is 1¢. Approve her work and pay it from your wallet: that card is real. The other cards are examples.
A typical card payment costs 30¢ plus 2.9%: that is 63% of a 50¢ task. Nano has no fee, so a 1¢ bounty arrives as 1¢.
No invoice, no "net 30", no payout day. The doer has the money about a second after the approval, anywhere in the world.
The bounty goes from the creator's wallet to the doer's. The board never holds a key or a coin: it only reads the ledger.
Every payment links to its block. Each creator gets a public record of what they paid, how fast, and to how many people.
The real app has boards for a team or for anyone, bounties up to Ӿ10 on any card, and a bounty wallet that you keep in your own browser. If you want it, tell us below.