Request Network is a decentralised accounting solutions for individuals and businesses. Invoice is an important aspect in businesses when dealing with purchases. Invoices are essential in accounting practices as it is used to request money, identify parties, identify goods and prices and audits. However, digital invoicing practices face many issues such as different software used to do invoicing and highly manual bookkeeping processes which is exposed to human errors. Request Network solves this problem through its Request Invoicing product. Request Invoicing enables individuals and businesses to send and receive cryptocurrencies anywhere, with fast-sending and fast validating of transactions. Request Invoicing will reduce human errors by having only the senders to do the work, while receiver will be able to validate in the chain. 

REQ is the token that powers the Request Network. There are a number of utilities for REQ including anti-spam, governance, staking and discounts. Anti-spam provides a way to prevent malicious users from hurting the network by requiring transaction fees when using the network. REQ holders will be able to participate in the voting process for the future of the network. REQ owners will also be able to enjoy discounts on the network. There is a total supply of 1 billion REQ, however REQ is a deflationary token and therefore the maximum supply will decrease over time.

Christophe Lassuyt, Etienne Tatur.

Eden Block, Y Combinator, Plasma Capital.