Core block
TMMAC · Your entry point into Core
Your identity and your money. On your phone, not on someone else’s platform.
Why it exists
Web4 changes that: a decentralized internet where you control your identity and your money. Core Blockchain (XCB) is the public blockchain it runs on.
Today → On Core
Prove · CorePass
TodayEvery new service wants its own copy of your passport, stored on its own servers.
On CoreYou verify once. Services ask, you approve, and your documents stay encrypted on your phone.
Pay · CorePay
TodayA card payment passes through several companies, and any of them can hold or decline it.
On CoreA payment link sends you straight to the provider, today Ping Exchange, and you approve it in CorePass. No card network in between.
Trade · Ping Exchange
TodayOn big exchanges, you often trade against a market maker — a firm that sits on the other side and helps set the price.
On CorePing is a hybrid exchange where everyone on the other side is a verified person. For XCB and CTN (Core’s coin and token) there is no market maker, so the price is whatever buyers and sellers agree on. Supervised under Swiss anti-money-laundering rules (SO‑FIT). Source (opens in a new tab) Live XCB price (opens in a new tab)
How it fits
Core BlockchainThe public blockchain underneath. No company owns it.
CoDeTechThe company that builds the apps on it, like CorePass and CorePay.
TMMACThat’s us. We explain it in plain language.The public ledger every payment and proof is written to.
Built to carry transactions and messages over radio or SMS, with no internet.
Verified once, kept encrypted on your device, shared only when you approve.
Payment links that work like an address and settle straight on Core.
Where you use it: CorePort, Ping Exchange and CorePay.
Who’s talking
Daniel
LarsWe’ve explained Core as the official community channel, endorsed by CoDeTech’s founders. Nobody at CoDeTech signs off on what we publish. No VC, no payroll: just the two of us and a camera.
“They took the time to understand Core, explain it properly, support the community, and help people see the bigger picture of what we are building. That kind of dedication is rare, and it deserves recognition.”
Counted from our YouTube channel and archive.
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Not to be confused with Core DAO, a separate blockchain with no connection to CoDeTech.
Meet the operatorsWhere to start
Ready?
Level 1 of 3 · about two minutes
Free, no email needed. Use it right away as a self-custodial wallet and to receive payments to your Core ID, your address on Core.
Get CorePass (opens in a new tab)Good to know: a payment on a blockchain can’t be reversed by a bank, so check the recipient before you send. And set up the encrypted backup when CorePass asks.
Level 2 of 3 · when you want more
Needed for Ping Exchange and other services that ask for a verified identity. Fees apply: you find the current prices in the app under Vouchers.
How your data stays yours
Level 3 of 3 · trade
Trade in the Core economy with the identity you already have. While you trade, Ping keeps your coins in cold storage, and nothing leaves Ping without an authorization you sign in CorePass. Source (opens in a new tab)
Ping charges 0.1% per trade and a fee per withdrawal. Supervised under Swiss anti-money-laundering rules (SO-FIT). Fees (opens in a new tab)
Our referral link: you get 5% of your fees back, and we get a share that helps fund TMMAC.
Open Ping Exchange (opens in a new tab)How your data stays yours
The archive
ArticleThe Wall Money Release Is Bigger Than Wall Money
28:41PodcastPlan A Failed. Plan B Failed. Ockert Loubser in Our Studio: Time for Plan C (opens in a new tab)
36:11PodcastTether Made $1.04B in One Quarter. Your Share: Zero (opens in a new tab)Also from TMMAC
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