84 sats \ 17 replies \ @DarthCoin OP 29 Nov 2023 \ parent \ on: How to onboard new bitcoin users as a merchant bitcoin
You should push too this idea into your customers, with your solution.
Make them a BTC ATM until no fiat remain...
I get your idea with charging more for other payment solutions. But from a customer perspective i still think they should be able to decide. The merchant can motivate with cashback etc, but i'm sure the customer will understand the advantges at some point of time, especially when buying something which he/she doesn't want on their bank or credit card statement.
Also we will offer Instant-Cashback for customers :)
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Yeah, each merchant decide for its own method.
If I would have a shop I will be very aggressive against fiat methods.
This is how I convinced in the past many of my clients, as a freelancer in IT.
I told them in 2016-2018:
- you start paying me in BTC, you get discount.
- For all the rest of fiat payments you will get a % increase.
- if you want to know more, all consultancy is free of charge, anytime 24/7
From 10 clients I had, 4 start accumulating BTC as "company reserve", as I advise them. From that reserve they start paying me. and slowly other employees.
Then they start accepting BTC for their services, first in private deals, later publicly.
Now they are happy that they listen to me. And they started, waaaaay before M.Salylor. Saylor is just a small holder. These companies were buying BTC when was really low in price... And what is more important, they pay their employees in BTC, not like Saylor that is just speculating with his stash.
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When you offer a good product/service you could do it like that!
So i know what @DarthCoin is doing all day, counting all his Bitcoins :D
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Why do you delete your posts?
Prefer staying ephemeral?
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Unfortunately in some countries in Europe this is not allowed and you're required to do kyc and have substantial costs also.
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OK go back to fiat...
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Bitcoin ATMs are not allowed. I used them extensively when they were available. Regulation removed them all.
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next year there will be MiCAR so it should be the same for everybody in the EU.