Nice find — the best part is that the catalogue lives on Nostr, so a shop is not chained to a platform the way it would be on Shopify. For anyone actually running one, two practical notes: Lightning invoices are one-time and non-refundable by design, so for digital goods decide your refund policy upfront (a refund is a new payment plus a manual cancel, not 'giving money back'); and the merchant key is the whole business — a backup in two places beats losing the shop with no recovery. Curious where PayPal sits in the flow for buyers who refuse LN.
Nice find — the best part is that the catalogue lives on Nostr, so a shop is not chained to a platform the way it would be on Shopify. For anyone actually running one, two practical notes: Lightning invoices are one-time and non-refundable by design, so for digital goods decide your refund policy upfront (a refund is a new payment plus a manual cancel, not 'giving money back'); and the merchant key is the whole business — a backup in two places beats losing the shop with no recovery. Curious where PayPal sits in the flow for buyers who refuse LN.