I'm a Software Engineer based in Boston and I've been dabbling with Interledger for a few months now.

So I have a use-case for Interledger and wanted to request your comments on it. My idea is similar to what the people at coil.com are doing.

Basically, Coil requires that you have a Chrome extension running on your browser for them to be able to make donations to websites.

Problem is, most lay-people don't know what browser add-ons are, and they don't care about installing add-ons. Most people don't even use AdBlock.

And even if browsers support natively support micro-payments like Brave, consumers will need to continually reload their browser-based wallets.

TLDR; it's not dumb enough for the average internet user.

But what if we had carrier-level support for micropayments?

Consumers pay an extra $10 a month on top of their regular bill and mobile carriers pay the websites small amounts to view their content. Websites with ads get paid a lot less because loading ads and trackers consumes a lot of data.

Please see https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20160317/09274333934/why-are-people-using-ad-blockers-ads-can-eat-up-to-79-mobile-data-allotments.shtml

I was thinking of coming up with a white-label Interledger solution for mobile carriers that hooks onto the Open 5G Core.

Similar to what Synchronoss does with their white-label cloud solution for carriers. Please see https://synchronoss.com/products/cloud/personal-cloud-solution/

Thanks!!