Tried the app on two different phones with two different USA numbers. Never received the OTP on either. What if this happens when executing a transaction that requires OTP?
UPI transactions thankfully don't need an OTP for verification.
As long as you have internet, your payments should work fine
You'll just have to enter the transaction PIN (which you decide while creating the account).
Sim binding generally fails because the individual is unable to send an sms due to recharge/network issues. Can you raise a ticket with the support team?
Someone will quickly get in touch and help you onboard.
There would be a lot of value in whitelist and audit features for IT to manage their risk when letting developers install applications themselves (if not also a binary repository).
One model (and possible partner) here is Sonatype, with a growth path into binary repositories for development (Swift packages, cocoa pods et al).
I realize you might not want the burden, but you might partner with someone or some company. (And I would encourage others to collaborate before forking.)
Yes. You can also sell the project as-is with zero changes if you want. The only thing you have to be wary of is trademarks, which normally aren't covered under standard OSS licenses.
I love the guy's actual answer. It's always interesting to see this be a question. What is yum's monetization strategy? What is apt's? Does any package manager have a monetization strategy? If anything, they might be components to a larger distro that itself sells enterprise support packages, but the software itself is rarely if ever monetized. Homebrew is BSD-licensed and currently run by a nonprofit. The original developer never tried to make it into a product and "monetized" by parlaying the experience he gained doing it into highly paid engineering jobs in spite of having no formal training in computer science or software development, and eventually started his own company when he got tired of working for Apple.
