OpenNode – Bitcoin Payment Processor
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OpenNode – Bitcoin Payment Processor
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Re: OpenNode – Bitcoin Payment Processor
#2Very impressed at net cost. I used to run a small ecom business targeting total prices in the range of $3-10. At $3, payment processing is nearly 11-12% of costs, which is absurd, more if you amortize the occasional chargeback/fraud. Lightning can do it for For whoever posted, your cost calculator should be first thing on the page, and you "How we calculated this number" link is broken
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#3Glad to see such initiative on bitcoin !
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#4Broken link on the pricing page "How did we calculate this number " -> https://help.opennode.com/en/articles/3179796-where-are-open... -> "Uh oh. That page doesn’t exist. Try searching for your answer or just send us a message."
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#5Is it open source? If not, why choose the name “OpenNode”?
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#6Looks solid
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#7American-style words are really hard these days. I thought 'open' meant source code is available, but at some point, starting with OpenAI, it seems like 'open' has come to mean 'we'll open your wallet.
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#8If they don't swoop in with random check-ins hassling you for docs for "muh KYC" and "muh AML compliance" the moment you do anything outside of the boring middle ground then they're ahead of basically 99+% of all the other tradfi-interlocking offerings.
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#9Genuine question - why would someone hold bitcoin for regular, everyday purchases?
The buying power is all over the place.
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#10Genuine question - why would someone hold bitcoin for regular, everyday purchases? The buying power is all over the place.
This has tradfi banking ramps. You don't need to hold it. You can treat BTC as basically a payment network instead of something like the visa/mastercard cartel.