How much can beauty impact design? Discover Ainhoa Morales's thoughts on transformational beauty that brings value and functionality to entire spaces

A way to pay that supports the community may seem utopic, especially when payments are associated with “giving”, never with “receiving”. And it’s not surprising at all that payments tend to have a negative resonance when we think about the fact that transactions are no longer just a simple way to exchange value, but rather a way to tax value. Whether you pay or you get paid, you are charged for every transaction by a “middle man” who asks for his share. WayPay hits the market with a product that eliminates the intermediaries from the transactional process. And by also eliminating the taxes they required, it contributes to the emergence of a phenomenon with a strong, positive impact upon the community.

Some say that the wheel was initially invented by the Japanese, but they did not find any use to it so they put it away. The Chinese took it and found a great utility for it, revolutionizing the entire world.