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Absolute statments usually don't hold up well. Have you considered: Settlement is much quicker. Did you know it could take upto 7 years to settle a cheque/ch
by ipaddr 5y ago
Absolute statments usually don't hold up well.
Have you considered:
Settlement is much quicker. Did you know it could take upto 7 years to settle a cheque/check.
You don't have to trust the business as much as the business has to trust you before they send the goods. Chargebacks and unfavorable refunds can eat into profit. Quick settlements elimate this issue.
- short_sells_poo 5y ago> Did you know it could take upto 7 years to settle a cheque/check. The solution to cheques isn't blockchain, but simply to advance out of 19th century banking. Even a 20 year old mainframe would be an upgrade over cheques.
- endisneigh 5y agoWhy are you using the worst case scenario? Plenty of banks settle a check in a single business day.
- melenaboija 5y ago> Settlement is much quicker. Did you know it could take upto 7 years to settle a cheque/check That has nothing to do with blockchain and does not mean at all it is the best way to solve the problem
- rvz 5y ago> Absolute statments usually don't hold up well. There you go. Otherwise I would not see YC's most valuable startup ignoring all these critics and reconsidering and using it for Crypto Payouts if it was so-called 'unnecessary' or 'useless' in the first place. [0] That is the problem with statements that take a very absolutist direction. It goes either way for anti-crypto supporters and also crypto supporters. > Chargebacks and unfavorable refunds can eat into profit. Quick settlements elimate this issue. The customer can instead contact the merchant for a refund instead of abusing the disputes system with chargeback fraud. [0] https://stripe.com/blog/expanding-global-payouts-with-crypto https://stripe.com/blog/expanding-global-payouts-with-crypto