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Learning & News => For Beginners => Basic Questions about Cryptos => Topic started by: laundry on September 05, 2024, 01:31:02 PM
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I'm the owner of a laundry and dry cleaning service and am exploring ways to integrate cryptocurrency payments like Bitcoin or Ethereum. Has anyone here successfully implemented crypto payments in a small service-based business? What challenges should I expect, and which platforms or tools would you recommend for secure and user-friendly transactions?
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and which platforms or tools would you recommend for secure and user-friendly transactions?
Coinbase commerce and CoinGate those are third party service providers who take care of everything for a commission so all you need to do is check the laws permits accepting cryptos for payment then you can just subscribe them for easy thing.
Or you can act as your own, all you need is QR code scan of your BTC address but you have to manually convert the funds into fiat via exchanges everytime.
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and which platforms or tools would you recommend for secure and user-friendly transactions?
Coinbase commer and CoinGate those are third party service providers who take care of everything for a commission so all you need to do is check the laws permits accepting cryptos for payment then you can just subscribe them for easy thing.
Or you can act as your own, all you need is QR code scan of your BTC address but you have to manually convert the funds into fiat via exchanges everytime.
Correct, the easiest and most convenient is to have a QR code in front of your laundry business that your customer can scan to pay you.
If you want a crypto processor, you might want to check: https://bitpay.com/online-payments/.
Best of luck to your business though, and this one step of yours could bring us closer to crypto adoption.
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The biggest challenge is probably promoting your business still. Wheter you accept crypto or not, its finding clients is always the first priority for a business.
Setting payment method can be solved in less than a day yet you may still find it hard to find a person willing to pay in BTC or ETH. Its a good alternative but always make sure to mention you also accept stablecoins.
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I'm the owner of a laundry and dry cleaning service and am exploring ways to integrate cryptocurrency payments like Bitcoin or Ethereum. Has anyone here successfully implemented crypto payments in a small service-based business? What challenges should I expect, and which platforms or tools would you recommend for secure and user-friendly transactions?
Integrating crypto currency payments for your business is a very nice idea as it would help you reach a greater number of clients especially if you render an online service. Anyways I think you should consider certain things like if your government regulations support the use of crypto currencies in your region. If not I won't advise you to do so to avoid any issues with the government.
Aside from that you should consider a couple of things like what currencies you would be using. Take note that the wider the options you accept the slightly more difficult it would be to manage it.
Picking a few stable currencies including bitcoin should be ok.
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It's interesting to see that you are considering integrating cryptocurrency as a payment option for your customers, which I don't see anything wrong. But, I assume you have thought about the volatility and are prepared to accept it regardless of how it fluctuates.
If you are accepting anything other than stable coins, it means you understand how volatility works. But since crypto isn't your primary payment option, I think it's fine, as you will have other funds to run your business even when the crypto market isn't doing well.
Good luck with your new plans, and don't forget to apply the QR code method that has been suggested by other forum members, since it's more convenient.
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You can directly accept cryptocurrency to your own wallet which a lot of small business owners are already doing. Now, depending on the country you are in, there are many platforms that you can use where they also adopted cryptocurrency to their ecosystem and you can avail of their service too. Now, am just curious, what lead you to this idea of accepting cryptocurrency...has there been some inquiries from your customer base for such an option or you just think that maybe it is time for your business to level up?
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Or you can act as your own, all you need is QR code scan of your BTC address but you have to manually convert the funds into fiat via exchanges everytime.
Not only that, OP need to
1. Briefly check whether the customer send correct amount with TX fee rate which allow the TX confirmed within reasonable time.
2. Consider whether to charge extra small fee, since OP need to pay TX fee when sending received Bitcoin to the exchange.
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It is good idea to give opportunity to customers pay with cryptocurrency like Bitcoin for your laundry and dry cleaning service. You are thinking good. Some customers want to use digital money so it is great that you are trying to help them. There might be some problems when you start like finding right way to do it. But it could be worth it.
You might make customers happier pay less in fees and keep transactions safe. Look into companies like BitPay.. Coinbase or Square. They can help you do crypto payments easily and securely. Also talk to money expert to make sure you are following rules and you can some good ideas from them too.
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I'm the owner of a laundry and dry cleaning service and am exploring ways to integrate cryptocurrency payments like Bitcoin or Ethereum. Has anyone here successfully implemented crypto payments in a small service-based business? What challenges should I expect, and which platforms or tools would you recommend for secure and user-friendly transactions?
It’s interesting that we’re revisiting familiar questions. Many years ago, businesses also wanted to integrate e-payment systems through credit cards. If everyone is interested in crypto, has ownership, and makes payments with crypto, then crypto will soon be widely accepted.
The comments from other members will be valuable to you. Besides legal issues, you can explore ways to leverage the power of the Lightning Network for low transaction fees for BTC and Layer-2 solutions to move ETH more easily and quickly.
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There's a Crypto POS system that looks like this below you might be interested on POS system?
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The only one that I know is from Pallapay it prints the receipt after the customers pays you watch the youtube here i=4OBDboNGqHLpo0Se
The only problem is its automatically converted to fiat and only supported limited fiat.
Coingate also has a POS system but never tested it and it seems it also prints a receipt through the mobile phone.
If you want a safe way then I think Coinbase Commerce is the only option that support multiple altcoins but the problem it doesn't have a POS system you will need to build your own website to deploy Coinbase commerce.
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I'm the owner of a laundry and dry cleaning service and am exploring ways to integrate cryptocurrency payments like Bitcoin or Ethereum. Has anyone here successfully implemented crypto payments in a small service-based business? What challenges should I expect, and which platforms or tools would you recommend for secure and user-friendly transactions?
Challenges that are crypto-related? I guess the transaction fees are the only one, but outside of that, of course you need to market your services still, and also include that you're accepting cryptocurrency as an alternative payment.
A QR scanner where customers can just scan it is by far the easiest way to integrate it, but always look at the transaction fees of the particular coin that you're accepting. Bitcoin's fees right now are below a dollar which is good, but it would be best if you will accept coins that are popular and also have low transaction fees. Layer 2 projects on Ethereum might be a good option as well. Projects like Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism might be a good choice, and also add BNB to the mix as well. Many recommended you here already. It's up to you know if you will integrate and implement it or not. Good luck with your business. :)
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I'm the owner of a laundry and dry cleaning service and am exploring ways to integrate cryptocurrency payments like Bitcoin or Ethereum. Has anyone here successfully implemented crypto payments in a small service-based business? What challenges should I expect, and which platforms or tools would you recommend for secure and user-friendly transactions?
I don't currently have a business that involves the incorporation of bitcoin as payment system, but there are many people and establishments that i have seen making use of bitcoin as their acceptable payment system, it also depends on the numbers of users who make use of this payment medium, as some will introduce the use of lightening network, but either ways, i can assure you that its something you will always appreciate when in use.
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The toughest challenge is about regulation, you have to see what regulations are provided for crypto. If it is Legal and crypto can be used as a legal means of payment, you can apply it.
But if crypto is illegal and should not be used as a means of payment, then undo your intention to build a business with crypto payments, because it will only be a problem for your business in the future.
Some small businesses that are already legal on crypto payments use services like Coinbase commerce as a bridge for crypto to fiat in real time, so there is no need to worry about doing Crypto e fiat exchanges, it is already done automatically according to real-time prices.
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I'm the owner of a laundry and dry cleaning service and am exploring ways to integrate cryptocurrency payments like Bitcoin or Ethereum. Has anyone here successfully implemented crypto payments in a small service-based business? What challenges should I expect, and which platforms or tools would you recommend for secure and user-friendly transactions?
Integrating BTC as a payment method is a great idea, and I’m sure many members here have already done so for their businesses. I don’t have personal experience with it, but after searching on Google, I found that you can use options like Bitpay or Coinbase e-commerce to integrate BTC payments.
If you don’t want to integrate it into your online sites, you can simply print your wallet address and place it at the counter where customers pay. That way, they can have the option to pay with BTC by sending funds to the address under the scanner. However, it might be challenging to get customers to pay in BTC due to the transaction fees and adoption rates, which can be a big issue depending on your location.
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if you are literally just doing washing clothes i think everyone needs this kind of service as long as you are in the right place as well where sun is shining and people take bath. you can make money even without BTC and ETH.
unless you are living among with the community who uses crypto, it should be good to accept crypto. but if you are just trying to invest, i suggest you just accept cash and then you can buy BTC by yourself as investment. just be anonymous.
or is this thread something else. like you know... dirty and coming out clean :-X
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Question - Crypto QR code might look cool in your store but aren't you going to convert them once you receive the payment? Why not receive them directly in fiat instead? It's not like your customers are from another side of the world that needs borderless payments. Are there are no other options for digital payments in your area?
As much as I would love to see more business adopt crypto, sometimes it's not just practical. If you insist, centralized/custodial apps is your most convenient option.
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Has anyone here successfully implemented crypto payments in a small service-based business? What challenges should I expect, and which platforms or tools would you recommend for secure and user-friendly transactions?
It is just the same as integrating BTC or crypto payment in any business, if you believe that some of your customers would prefer to pay in BTC, then make a BTC address available or the addresses QR code for payment. You can use a self custodial BTC wallet to receice payments, but that would cost you in fees to convert BTC into cash to service your business, so if that will be a problem, you can use a payment processor to receive payments and convert it into your preferred currency.
The biggest challenge would be when BTC fees are high, your customers would surely choose cash only in times like that.
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I'm the owner of a laundry and dry cleaning service and am exploring ways to integrate cryptocurrency payments like Bitcoin or Ethereum. Has anyone here successfully implemented crypto payments in a small service-based business? What challenges should I expect, and which platforms or tools would you recommend for secure and user-friendly transactions?
One thing you should know is:
Is payment using crypto allowed in your country?
If yes, then move on to the 2nd thing:
Do you understand crypto transactions, including wallets and some of the things needed?
If not, then learn about all of that first, including transaction fees. delivery speed, and several other methods.
If so, then just make an announcement, what crypto do you accept, then the price is the same or not, because customers definitely spend more to pay transaction fees too, maybe there will be discounts and others or not.
Prepare a wallet, you can display it on your website, or on a bulletin board or banner, such as using a scan code or barcode.
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if you are literally just doing washing clothes i think everyone needs this kind of service as long as you are in the right place as well where sun is shining and people take bath. you can make money even without BTC and ETH.
unless you are living among with the community who uses crypto, it should be good to accept crypto. but if you are just trying to invest, i suggest you just accept cash and then you can buy BTC by yourself as investment. just be anonymous.
or is this thread something else. like you know... dirty and coming out clean :-X
I literally didn't even think about this. You've got a point here. In a case where the OP stays in an environment where crypto usage isn't that common, then it's advisable for him/her to stay anonymous for his/her safety. Some people these days, are looking for others to steal from, especially when there are vulnerabilities that are in form of awareness. But, if a decent number of customers around the OP are crypto users, and the OP feels comfortable with the level of security around him/her, then he/she might still opt for this idea, but in exchange for anonymity and safety. So I think the OP really needs to think about it.
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I'm the owner of a laundry and dry cleaning service and am exploring ways to integrate cryptocurrency payments like Bitcoin or Ethereum. Has anyone here successfully implemented crypto payments in a small service-based business? What challenges should I expect, and which platforms or tools would you recommend for secure and user-friendly transactions?
I commend you for considering crypto as a payment option in your small business. It may be impractical for some but it's a step towards wider acceptance. I don't have a business but from what I know about crypto these are some of the challenges you should expect: volatility and regulatory uncertainty. A payments processor can help you with price fluctuations. Processors instantly convert crypto to fiat but add fees and complexity. Some popular ones are BitPay, CoinPayments, and NOWPayments. Before you start, it's best to consult with your accountant and lawyer to understand the legal and financial implications better.
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I'm the owner of a laundry and dry cleaning service and am exploring ways to integrate cryptocurrency payments like Bitcoin or Ethereum. Has anyone here successfully implemented crypto payments in a small service-based business? What challenges should I expect, and which platforms or tools would you recommend for secure and user-friendly transactions?
It's a good innovative and there is no much people that have done such things here in my country, i don’t know where you are from but i won’t advise you to do such in aa country like mine that’s kicking against cryptocurrency but if crypto is legal in your country it will be great to have such payment option and i believe a lot of people who are in to crypto will want to make use of your services. There would be some challenges faced which could be you being an easy target for scammers and hackers or even physical attacks to take your assets from you, sometimes there might be delays in transaction processing as a result of mempool conjestions and unconfirmed transactions.
To do this you still need to think things through thoroughly before integrating crypto payments to your business if you think it’s all good then it is not a bad idea at all just set up a wallet that cana receive crypto payments of coins you think you can accept and if people find it useful then they will make use of it and it will help create awareness in your locality as well.
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Question - Crypto QR code might look cool in your store but aren't you going to convert them once you receive the payment? Why not receive them directly in fiat instead? It's not like your customers are from another side of the world that needs borderless payments. Are there are no other options for digital payments in your area?
As much as I would love to see more business adopt crypto, sometimes it's not just practical. If you insist, centralized/custodial apps is your most convenient option.
I think it's obvious that the OP wanted to let everyone that they have options to pay as well, besides fiat, or any other fiat based online wallet. So there's nothing wrong with his intention here, whether it's for adoption or what, as a businessman you need to give your customers choices and options.
I think that is the only logical option, to have Crypto QR code in front so that customers can simply scan it and then you just have to wait for it to get confirmed.
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and which platforms or tools would you recommend for secure and user-friendly transactions?
Coinbase commerce and CoinGate those are third party service providers who take care of everything for a commission so all you need to do is check the laws permits accepting cryptos for payment then you can just subscribe them for easy thing.
Or you can act as your own, all you need is QR code scan of your BTC address but you have to manually convert the funds into fiat via exchanges everytime.
I think the QRcode solution works well just temporarily.
Once the businesses escalates the owner will need to have one address for each client to control payments
I think coinbase solution might work better
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I'm the owner of a laundry and dry cleaning service and am exploring ways to integrate cryptocurrency payments like Bitcoin or Ethereum. Has anyone here successfully implemented crypto payments in a small service-based business? What challenges should I expect...
While I haven't I think there will be many crypto enthusiasts who have successfully done this, though this is also if your customers will be interested to use it.
Though I think it also matters the coins you allow for payment and how feasible it is for the customers and you.
Though I think Ethereum would be a bad choice here since it fee is too exotic when it cones to a small scale business and also from the fact that the fee for laundry services is really not that big. bitcoin will be a better option here and I will also advise to find a support to it from the fact that the Mempool space may suffer congestion and then the bitcoin fee will hike up, low fee coin like Matic, Eos and Ton may do the work
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I think just accepting payments in cryptocurrency is enough. Ensure you still follow the rules for running a business in your country and pay the necessary transaction taxes.
It will depend on your company, but it would be great if your business took a cryptocurrency approach. I believe that offering that kind of payment can add more value to your services—maybe free drying or something.
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How crypto-friendly and acceptable crypto is in your country will determine whether you are to integrate crypto payment like Bitcoin or ETH into your laundry business.
You can think of integrating crypto payment into your business without first knowing whether people around are all exposed to crypto to willingly pay for their laundry services with Bitcoin, considering the gas fees, Whereby they can pay with fiat without any charges and the amount to be paid for the laundry service is minimal, not much.
Take, for instance, laundry services in my place, which don't cost more than $2 per wear. Will I be in the situation of paying with Bitcoin for someone's laundry service to me, think of it. That's how people will find it difficult to pay with either Bitcoin or Eth
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OP, if you're serious about crypto integration maybe you can give more details so we can give detailed suggestions. I mean, do you plan on accepting Bitcoin only, or do you plan on accepting other crypto? Do you want to convert your money into fiat right away or do you plan to store them into a cold wallet? Is there even a demand from your existing customer or do you think this will help your business become unique to attract more customers? And so on.
I think this is the first time I heard a laundry business want to integrate cryptocurrency as a payment option. Most of the time digital services are the ones that benefit the most from crypto integration afaik. At the very least, as a customer, I feel a significant impact when I can pay with crypto if I want to buy games, top-up services, gift cards, etc.
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I think this is the first time I heard a laundry business want to integrate cryptocurrency as a payment option. Most of the time digital services are the ones that benefit the most from crypto integration afaik. At the very least, as a customer, I feel a significant impact when I can pay with crypto if I want to buy games, top-up services, gift cards, etc.
Everything needs a start and that's what OP might hoping as well along with he get some serious attention in the media that he can't possibly achieve even after spending thousands of dollars via marketing agency but these small business can integorate the crypto payments just like any others, all they need is basic knowledge of how bitcoin works and about confirmations then fees and everything else might just be secondary though kinda optional.
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If OP uses transactions from BTC or ETH, there will be very unreasonable or expensive obstacles because the transaction fee from Ethereum tends to increase and is expensive if the network is congested. But it can also be forced for Laundry fees using BTC and ETH payments on the condition that you must first install wallet software or buy a hardware wallet. But if you want to be more efficient without fees, maybe use the Binance feature which has a free fund transfer system between Binance accounts, unfortunately Binance is a centralized market and this is quite dangerous.
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You can accept bitcoin payments or payments kn usdt but it will be netyer if you are hoing to be giving discount to people who will love to pay yoir in cryptocurrency. It is an additional benefit to yoir business because you have two payment methods which are fiat and crypto.
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You can accept bitcoin payments or payments kn usdt but it will be netyer if you are hoing to be giving discount to people who will love to pay yoir in cryptocurrency. It is an additional benefit to yoir business because you have two payment methods which are fiat and crypto.
Yes, if you object to transaction fees, now there are many network options that provide cheaper transaction fees. Or any coin as long as it is top coins, such as ETH, BNB, and SOL. That's also good. Yes, just make the mechanism like what.
Giving discounts or special prices for buyers who pay with crypto is a pretty good idea. However, is it included in the calculation? Because after all, the OP must also consider the profit that must be obtained, especially for operational funds.
Maybe you can think about how much the nominal or percentage of the price cut is if you use crypto transactions. But this will definitely take some getting used to and may not be easy to do. However, all that just needs is a start, introduction, deeper explanation, and let them start to get interested.
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I'm the owner of a laundry and dry cleaning service and am exploring ways to integrate cryptocurrency payments like Bitcoin or Ethereum. Has anyone here successfully implemented crypto payments in a small service-based business?
I am not a business owner, so I haven’t done something of such before and even for those that have integrated that payment method in the past, I can’t say how well it went for them. To use this method of payment, you’ll have to consider many things like advertisement- giving discounts for those using that method to pay. Finding your customers also, in a location where you can get people that can use cryptocurrency as a means of payment.
Setting payment method can be solved in less than a day yet you may still find it hard to find a person willing to pay in BTC or ETH. Its a good alternative but always make sure to mention you also accept stablecoins.
Adding the option of stable coin will at least make it easier and convincing for people to use that as another payment method. Paying with stable coins are more cheaper compared to using bitcoin or ethereum as a means of receiving their payment. The uncertainty in transaction fees can maybe make it unsuitable for some people to use that method. Including stable coin as another option will be better.
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If you are going to use crypto payment in your laundry service you have to consider that Bitcoin is volatile, for me it's better that you should know when the best to accept Bitcoin payment, because in crypto there are what we called bearish and bullish. If you accept Bitcoin in a bearish market you will lose some of your income as the price of Bitcoin continue to fall. However, if you want to avoid losing the value of your cryptocurrency payment, I will suggest you to use stablecoin as your payment such as USDT.
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I'm the owner of a laundry and dry cleaning service and am exploring ways to integrate cryptocurrency payments like Bitcoin or Ethereum. Has anyone here successfully implemented crypto payments in a small service-based business? What challenges should I expect, and which platforms or tools would you recommend for secure and user-friendly transactions?
Integrating crypto payments into small businesses may be a bit more difficult than trying to integrate crypto payments into big businesses simply because many people do not have the culture of using their cryptocurrency, particularly bitcoins, to pay for small things in small shops where fiat can conveniently be used. If you own a laundry shop, and you're trying to encourage people to use cryptocurrency for payments, first of all indicate that crypto currency payment is now accepted, and then rather than accepting crypto payments per clothes laundered, create a form of package where people can pay for a couple of clothes in a form of package with their cryptocurrency.
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What challenges should I expect, and which platforms or tools would you recommend for secure and user-friendly transactions?
there are quite some challenges you need to consider mainly is the transaction speed especially if you are to use bitcoin and ethereum for these transactions which are infamously known for having not the fastest transaction speed and having really expensive transaction fees so this is something you have to prepare for
since you are a business owner i am sure you are familiar with taxes and crypto may be a bit of a gray area when it comes to filing taxes depending on your country and how definitive their laws and regulations are when it comes to crypto
as for tools, my recommendation is to just be prepared with different kinds of platforms to accommodate different customers prepare your wallets and exchange platforms and make sure they are reliable and secure
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If you are going to use crypto payment in your laundry service you have to consider that Bitcoin is volatile, for me it's better that you should know when the best to accept Bitcoin payment, because in crypto there are what we called bearish and bullish. If you accept Bitcoin in a bearish market you will lose some of your income as the price of Bitcoin continue to fall. However, if you want to avoid losing the value of your cryptocurrency payment, I will suggest you to use stablecoin as your payment such as USDT.
It will be good if OP does not just use only bitcoin because there use go be a time that bitcoin transaction fee will be very high due to attack on the blockchain, that alone will discourage a lot of customers not go pay in bitcoin because your transaction will be stuck in the blockchain and paying $50 for transaction fee when the cost of OP service might not be upto $50
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It will be good if OP does not just use only bitcoin because there use go be a time that bitcoin transaction fee will be very high due to attack on the blockchain, that alone will discourage a lot of customers not go pay in bitcoin because your transaction will be stuck in the blockchain and paying $50 for transaction fee when the cost of OP service might not be upto $50
The issue with transaction fees can be solved through Layer-2 solutions, one of which is very popular and widely used: the Lightning Network, with transaction fees of only a few cents instead of tens of $. The bigger issue is legal: if the government bans the use of BTC as a payment method, shop owners could face heavy penalties, even years in prison.
In the case where the government accepts BTC, as in El Salvador, every customer has the right to pay with BTC and shop owners have no right to refuse BTC. We wouldn't have anything else to discuss here ^^
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The easiest way to implement crypto payments is likely through a third-party payment processor, and the one you choose will depend on your location.
You can, of course, opt for direct crypto payments as well but in that case you would need enough cash on hand to cover those transactions, which may not be convenient for small businesses
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The easiest way to implement crypto payments is likely through a third-party payment processor, and the one you choose will depend on your location.
You can, of course, opt for direct crypto payments as well but in that case you would need enough cash on hand to cover those transactions, which may not be convenient for small businesses
It is true that using a third-party payment processor can be one of the most suitable methods of integrating crypto payments in any business, particularly because such a processor manages the conversion and thus avoids exposure to fluctuations. The type of service will depend with the place one is situated and the respective laws of the country. Yet, the direct acceptance of crypto payments is also an option; however, it may entail enough liquidity to handle fluctuations in the price of crypto coins, which might be disadvantageous to small companies. Thus, the use of the third party is usually more effective and safe compared to the internal means and ways.
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I'm the owner of a laundry and dry cleaning service and am exploring ways to integrate cryptocurrency payments like Bitcoin or Ethereum. Has anyone here successfully implemented crypto payments in a small service-based business? What challenges should I expect, and which platforms or tools would you recommend for secure and user-friendly transactions?
First of all I would like to know your region where do you living, And I would also like to know how popular crypto currency is in your country and whether people there use crypto currency.
If people there use cryptocurrency then you can integrate crypto as payment in your laundry service but keep in mind that Bitcoin and Ethereum have volatility which may cause you to face some trouble in future.
If you have to integrate crypto currency as payment in such small business services, then I will ask you to start with stable coins. Later, if you want, you can take payment using Bitcoin and Ethereum, but in this case, you have to use automatic converter tools.
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The biggest challenge is probably promoting your business still. Wheter you accept crypto or not, its finding clients is always the first priority for a business.
Setting payment method can be solved in less than a day yet you may still find it hard to find a person willing to pay in BTC or ETH. Its a good alternative but always make sure to mention you also accept stablecoins.
Exactly, promoting your business is one of the priority . It will be very hard to have someone willing to pay in cryptocurrency but when your business is well established and promoted to find such client to pay won’t be difficult, cause the more your business standard the more your customers and payment system will improve.
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Since crypto currency is not yet directly accepted in all countries in a legal way, you will not get service in all countries with crypto payment in business. But if it is accepted in your country then you can introduce crypto payment method in business. But since usdt is a stable coin, it will serve you well. On the other hand when you accept bitcoin or ethereum as payment, the problem can be twofold. Because the price of the bitcoin that will give you through the purchase of consumer goods may increase or decrease. But to do your service in the right way, you have to take service with crypto currency to usdt(any stable coin)
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A simple printed crypto address as QR code is enough, or you can just provide the QR code generated from wallet on your phone screen or tablet for bigger screen since laundry service is just a small business. Using third party payment gateways have service fees like 1%, it's probably a huge deduction for small business, so it's not considerable for such business unless it's a huge one.