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svapnil

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    Show HN: Groupchat, Open Source Slack for Developers

    Hey Hacker News, My name's Svapnil Ankolkar and I missed talking to human being when I used AI to code. I built this app since I wanted to spend more with people instead of talking…

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    What's a usecase for this that actually makes sense? Why does Erlang need to run on IoT devices? The main usecases of Erlang I know of are suitable for beefy machines. Source: form…

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    Would love to hear everyone's thoughts on stablecoins vs fiat money movement! I've spent a few years in payments engineering, but would also love to hear other peoples perspectives…

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    Hey everyone, I'm Svapnil, the creator of iso20022.js. iso20022.js allows any developer to programatically move bank transfers with a business bank account by making ISO20022, the …

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    Hey HN! A few months ago I built an app that allows you to trade memecoins on Discord. I'm recently open-sourcing it and releasing it to the public so everyone can see how to build…

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    Hey HN, Svapnil here. I'm excited to show you something I've built over the last few months. Would love to hear your thoughts or suggestions on where we take the project from here.…

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    Comment #41556711

    All amounts in this library are in base units (whole numbers) and no arithmetic is used! For financial calculations I recommend using Dinero.js

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    It is non-trivial. Every corporate bank usually provides some type of treasury services, which is how companies programmatically move money. As far as I know, this is an internatio…

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    Thanks for finding this article olalonde! You seem to have reactivated https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41512930 - which is growing on HN currently

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    Great point hansoolo, ISO20022 has a huge namespace and can do all kinds of things. My current focus on making transaction banking namespaces more accessible (think pain.001 002 an…

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    Thanks for finding this, I will fix it ASAP!

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    It's the largest one with traction so far! It currently has over 300 stars on Github, meaning it's the largest package that I believe people care about right now

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    Thanks for bringing this up chuzz - we're actually only using base amounts for the money representation for amounts here. (no $2.3232321), only (amount: 232) See the https://dinero…

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    Hey HackerNews, I published iso20022js.com a few weeks ago, and I was incredibly surprised by the overwhelming traction it received. I wanted to share more about some payments fund…

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    Thanks for sharing habitue It's true that REST APIs operate under the assumption of processing at request time, while not the case with files. That's what makes Bank REST APIs so t…

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    Open Banking imo === the ISO20022 standard. It already is an "API," just in a format that most web developers aren't used to

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    I never knew about HL7, thanks for sharing. I agree that simplicity and open standards will win. SFTP is straightforward and has worked well in the past. In banking and finance, SF…

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