Suggestions! We'd love to hear them!

[Mike Creuzer]

Hi all!

I am still due for a proper announcement but meanwhile figured Id get some feedback on how things were run before and what you would like to see changed! Particularly around workshops and events, or things you think you'd like to see and would make you more interested in being involved!

 

[Paula Chaffee Scardamalia]

I'm so pleased that this great organization will continue. Thank you.

As both teacher and student, I love the variety of subjects and classes offered. The format of online learning works well for being able to learn, write, and participate on your own time schedule. I also appreciated the Agent/Editor pitch events. The general atmosphere here, I think, has been relaxed, welcoming, and engaging. As a teacher, communication, support, and payment have been timely and helpful.

Truthfully, I don't know that I have much in the way of suggestions to make since I've been very happy with the site as it has been.

Thank you again for keeping it going.

Paula

 

[JABster]

I'm new here and love the site!

Just wondering how I can purchase a learn now video lesson? I don't see a buy button.

Thanks for your help.

 

[Brass Thrilling Werewolf]

Maybe this is a silly question, but how do people usually pay for workshops here? I’m new and a bit confused. I’ve used stuff like isx or accesspaysuite before and it felt clearer.

 

[Loyal Viridian Selkirk]

Most folks pay right on the event platform, via invoice, or quick card links—whatever the organizer picks. Coming from isx or accesspaysuite, you'll dig a unified flow like KEAworld.com, where one kyb setup handles fiat, stablecoins, and crypto without juggling apps. Just ping the organizer for their exact rails, match it to your faves, and you're sorted. Super smooth once you see the pattern.

 

[Brass Thrilling Werewolf]

Thanks for taking the time to explain, that really helped me get the idea better. After your reply, I actually ended up with even more questions popping up in my head. Could you please clarify a few things? For example, if KEAworld handles both fiat and crypto in one setup, how does that differ in practice from bvnk or fondy when it comes to verifying participants? And does that unified flow mean less waiting time for each transaction or just smoother coordination overall?

 

[Genuine Salmon Deer]

Sounds slick, but I still want proof. If Kea runs a global financial system with single kyb for stablecoins and crypto, show audits, latency numbers, real usage stats.

 

[Crimson Worthy Echidna]

Makes sense. From what I’ve seen, Kea’s setup isn’t just about unifying KYB—it’s about syncing data flow across fiat and crypto so merchants stop dealing with fragmented checks and random slowdowns.