That's awesome that Dwolla is moving 350 million a year, but I wonder how many total transactions that sums up to. Since they're charging per transaction, showi

That's awesome that Dwolla is moving 350 million a year, but I wonder how many total transactions that sums up to. Since they're charging per transaction, showing a net transfer amount doesn't really give any ideas about total revenue or if they are profitable yet. It's an interesting price model for sure, but I'm surprised they just didn't do the typical "under-cut everyone else" strategy. It would be hard for me to stomach seeing $1 million transfer through my system and only 25 cents getting deposited in the company bank account. I mean that's a %0.000025 cut, and since this service is so convenient, I imagine they could charge more. Remember, things aren't priced at what they are worth but what people will pay for them. Even a 0.5% cut gives you 5k on a million dollar transaction, and that's still tons better than paypal.