Interesting, thanks for pointing it out! It's a clever way to take the fee, although it has the drawback of not being atomic. But then if a merchant blocks the payment of the fee to Flash, they can terminate this merchant's account, and they can no longer use the service.

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Actually, no. Flash does allow P2P payments directly to a self-custodial wallet. The difference is they use Nostr Wallet Connect. This allows for direct debit. So in order for the merchant to get paid via Flash tools, he needs a NWC enabled wallet. After he gets paid to his wallet, Flash then triggers the payment of the fee to their own wallet. It's actually really cool to see how it works! Definitely an innovation that will unlock a bunch of use-cases and revenue models