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100 sats \ 1 reply \ @fm 16 Jul
"Our motivation is to remove the technical, regulatory, and tax hurdles to enable merchants to easily accept Bitcoin payments via Lightning." For a 1% flat fee on transactions, it gave merchants an OPAGO PoS Terminal, which, after each bitcoin payment, returns a report with all necessary financial information.
Sounds good..
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Thanks!
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Very cool.
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You're doing an exceptional job! Keep it up bro!
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Awesome. Everything that helps adoption and facilitates a circular economy is welcome. I wish you great success.
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Thank you @beorange! :)
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Thanks for sharing! I would also come up with an article about it in a day or two on platform where I'm a writer.
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looking forward to it, please let us know or tag us :) Thanks!
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Surre!
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0 sats \ 1 reply \ @anon 16 Jul
Unfortunately in the EU card present credit card transaction fees are capped at 0.3%, so 1% is kinda expensive compared to them. In other jurisdictions that's not true, and 1% would be pretty good for many businesses.
Of course, many businesses have profit margins high enough that 1% isn't a big deal. But for others, 1% is their total profit margin.
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Hello Anon, thank you for your comment. Debit cards can have small transactions fees depending on the contract and location. However, this does not apply to credit cards for example American Express.
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