@thetimetravelerz.....I must say you've done a very great job to come up with a lovely and explicit article like this. I am very proud of you... Keep it up.
The interesting part is that using NOIA and implementing it is very simple.
For a website owner wanting to use NOIA requires incorporating a java script code that can be included in the website with very little technical help.
Does this means if I am not very good in coding, I won't be able to use NOIA with my website?
Put the same ETH address as you put in the KYC application.(needs to be done only once)
Open both the 8058 UDP data port and 8048 TCP control port. The previous WS 7676 TCP port is now irrelevant and can be closed.
This part got me confused. Am I to make use of ERC20 Etherium wallet or just the normal Etherium wallet?
I can't wait to be part of NOIA.
Thanks for sharing this great post with love from @hardaeborla in courtesy of @crypto.piotr 😀🚀🙌💗
Oh dear @hardaeborla
Your comment surely made my day :) Thanks buddy !
To answer this part : You are not good with coding No problem. You would be still able to integrate with NOIA when the opportunity arises and NOIA opens its doors to website owners. As of now it is all about running the NOIA Testnet node
Answer : Make use of ERC20 Etherium wallet like https://www.myetherwallet.com/
Make sure you keep your pvt key secure.
So after you sign up for the NOIA Testnet node
you enter the same ERC20 Etherium wallet address in both the kyc as well as the NOIA software running on your computer
let me know if you need any additional help