Jimmy Aki
In the past few years, there has been a significant increase in the use of electric vehicles worldwide. The EV industry has emerged as an eco-friendly alternative to the traditional automotive space, which has been yearning for a change. While EVs are seen as the future of transportation and logistics, charging infrastructure and payment systems have not experienced the same explosive growth.
C+Charge, a blockchain solution, is working to address these challenges. The project operates a peer-to-peer payment network, and many experts believe it will be the next crypto protocol to revolutionize the blockchain space.
What Is C+Charge?
Unveiled in 2022, C+Charge is a new peer-to-peer (P2P) payment platform looking to bring the benefits of blockchain technology into the electric vehicle space. The platform provides a healthy way for EV owners to charge their vehicles while offering several benefits that give them more value.
Electric vehicles have been manufactured and owned in greater numbers recently. However, as more people purchase EVs, the number of charging stations available has yet to measure up.
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In addition, charging stations aren’t distributed evenly, and owners of electric vehicles can’t find charging stations at specific locations.
As a result, C+Charge’s developers created this solution to bring the benefits of blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies to the EV space. They believe that C+Charge is valuable enough to benefit EV owners while ensuring they get enough bang for their buck.
What the Platform Offers
Thanks to C+Charge, EV owners no longer have to worry about the hassle of finding a charging station or the inconvenience of having to wait for a charger to become available. The EV charging platform is intended to make charging as simple and stress-free as possible.
Users will be able to access a mobile app that will provide real-time data on available charging stations. The C+Charge mobile app will also make it easy for EV users to process payments for charging at all managed stations. Payments will be made via the platform’s native CCHG token, offering transaction speed, reliability, and privacy.
C+Charge’s mission also prioritizes sustainability. The platform enables EV owners to earn carbon credits and rewards in the form of environmentally friendly cryptocurrency. This is made possible by C+Charge’s collaboration with Flowcarbon, which offers tokenized carbon credits via Flowcarbon’s Goodness Nature Token ($GNT).
This innovative feature makes carbon credits more accessible to a broader range of people, promoting EV adoption and lowering emissions.
The GNT token, which represents a verified voluntary carbon credit, is backed by venture capital firms a16z Crypto and Samsung Next and fund manager Invesco.
CCHG Primed for Gains
CCHG will be used to process payments for charging stations. Holders who use the asset to make payments will also be able to access carbon credits, which should provide even more value in the long run.
The digital asset is a deflationary token, with 1% of its total supply burned as payments are processed. The asset’s developers believe that by doing so, it will be able to maintain its value over time and deliver profits to investors.
CCHG has done quite well in its presale, raising over $875,000 in a few months. The asset is in its second presale stage, with the first CEX launch scheduled for March 31, 2023. The tokens are currently being sold for $0.01450 USDT until the third stage when it will increase to $0.016 USDT.
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