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As an European I’d say over half of my mobile payments are already via a QR code (it triggers a direct debit from my bank app). It’s infinitely faster than goin
by jiofih 6y ago
As an European I’d say over half of my mobile payments are already via a QR code (it triggers a direct debit from my bank app). It’s infinitely faster than going through online checkout forms.
- dTal 6y agoDo you at least get a manual confirmation? Because if not, I've a QR code I'd like to show you...
- jldugger 6y agoIIRC, the QR code is basically telling an app which merchat to pay. The QR equivalent of 'dTal@paypal plz'.
- jiofih 6y agoYou enter your PIN, or touch/Face ID. Also 1) only works up to a daily limit which you can configure 2) it’s a SEPA transfer, goes straight to another local, very traceable account and not a random bitcoin wallet in case you try to pull that off :)
- tinus_hn 6y ago> it’s a SEPA transfer, goes straight to another local, very traceable account and not a random bitcoin wallet in case you try to pull that off Money mules make this less secure than you think. You can just rent some bums bank account.
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- BrandoElFollito 6y agoCan you give an example? I am French, use mobile payments and would be interested to see a payment qrcode (never seen one) Also, when you mention Direct Debit, is this the mechanism which allows a merchant to draw on your bank account? There need to be confirmed with the bank before (though maybe it is possible now to have that in one step, which also has your consentement)