> I love that you asked this question! The very reason it doesn't happen often is because of friction inherent to legacy payment systems. I think the reason it

> I love that you asked this question! The very reason it doesn't happen often is because of friction inherent to legacy payment systems. I think the reason it doesn't happen often is that most people have no need to send money internationally when all the things they might want to buy are readily available locally or online. Of course there are people who do it all the time, but it's not "mainstream" and I don't see it becoming so.