The European Central Bank's €1.3 billion bet offers an alternative to the U.S. payments giants, but it faces an uphill battle to win over consumers, merchants, and banks.
47% only? I thought it was much worse. But yeah if I go to my local grocery store that is 300 meters from where I live, and anything I buy we send 1-2% of the value to a company that is thousands of miles away, it makes no sense. Surely there should be a better way
I do not claim to know the big/whole picture of their business model, but to minimize your contribution to their profit I think you could pay with cash.
47% only? I thought it was much worse. But yeah if I go to my local grocery store that is 300 meters from where I live, and anything I buy we send 1-2% of the value to a company that is thousands of miles away, it makes no sense. Surely there should be a better way
I do not claim to know the big/whole picture of their business model, but to minimize your contribution to their profit I think you could pay with cash.
If you pay with cash, how do you get your kickback?