Peepl’s token model is supported by Fuse, a blockchain network for quick and cheap transactions that support local communities. From an initial start in Liverpool, the project has now lined up partner support in London, Manchester, and Milan, with more locations set to join the community soon. PPL will maintain a fixed exchange rate within the local communities, as the Peepl network grows and attracts new partners and consumers. The tokens can be used to pay for other services in the Peepl network, and they will remain locked within the network for at least five years. Peepl rewards its customers by giving them back 5-10% of their order as a reward, in PPL tokens. Peepl has the potential to radically disrupt the food delivery market by bringing together all those values and injecting a lot more fairness – for riders and restaurants alike – to an industry not known for its treatment of workers.” We like to be disrupters to chart our own course and take great pride in our local businesses and community solidarity. He explains: “In the Liverpool City Region, we aren’t the sort to simply follow the crowd.
The Peepl network is beginning its pilot projects in the Liverpool City region, bolstered by a £700,000 investment by the office of regional Mayor, Steve Rotheram. Peepl are taking a community-driven approach to food delivery, connecting local delivery platforms with more sustainable fees to local restaurants and local consumers. It is the first major application of Fuse’s open-source money toolkit, built to unite ultra-local communities through a shared purpose-built token. Peepl are launching a new payments and rewards app based on the Fuse blockchain, aiming to give control back to local communities and unbundle large food delivery conglomerates.
Liverpool, United Kingdom, 1st November, 2021,
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