"Global Business Revolutionized: Accept Bitcoin Payments in Seconds and Digitally Connect with your Clients with 1502.app, LLC's Advanced Privacy Messenger".

1502.app, LLC, the world's first company offering P2P payments without internet connectivity, has launched its innovative communication and transaction network.
This network is designed to connect people and businesses of all sizes worldwide, enabling them to communicate and transact freely without any geographical or sociological limitations.
The company is releasing its proprietary privacy messenger with integrated Bitcoin and voucher wallets for phones and tablets in the Apple App Store and Google Play Store in 18 languages.
With the cutting-edge technology of the [1502] network and user-friendly in-chat payments, businesses can easily accept Bitcoin payments in seconds without any contract, monthly fees, or hardware to be installed. The network is available worldwide, and anyone anywhere on this planet can connect to digital payments and e-commerce, provided they possess a smartphone.
"We are thrilled to be launching our network and helping businesses connect with customers all over the world," said Marcel Rogalla, CEO of [1502]. "Our platform is designed to provide access to anyone, anywhere on this planet, and to connect local businesses to their customer in completely new ways."
To learn more about the platform, the messenger interface, and how it can help anyone communicate and transact freely, visit 1502's website today.
https://1502.world

Marcel Rogalla (CEO) at mr@1502.app
1502.app, LLC
1050 Kettner Blvd. Suite D, #1042 San Diego, CA 92101
Phone: +1 619-633-3650

1502.app, LLC is the developer and operator of its proprietary data network, which can rapidly scale and perform millions of transactions in seconds. The globally available [1502] network comes with industry-first provisions, such as the ability to pay digitally without internet connectivity, the integrated voucher wallet, and our 555 number option enabling devices without a SIM card.

This release was published on openPR.