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Zelle Introduces Paze, a Groundbreaking Step for American E-Commerce

• zer00eyz 2y ago
  Do I get cash back? IF not what happens to merchant fees? Do I get buyer protection? Who do I call if someone does not ship? What is the recourse when this goes badly? Am I going to be left holding the back on some fucked up transaction that the law proects me on via debit or credit?
• bhaney 2y ago
  > Paze does not require a username or password > No manual entry of card numbers Meanwhile the flow seems to be: enter your email, get a passcode emailed to you, enter the passcode, select your card, and then type your card's CVV. I don't think entering an email and passcode is materially different from entering a username and password, and if I'm going through an entire login flow I'd expect to not have to enter card details. There doesn't really seem to be anything differentiating here, convenience-wise.
  • fiedzia 2y ago
    > entering an email and passcode is materially different from entering a username and password The only difference is that passcode is one-time use, so it's not stored and even if someone would stole it, it cannot be reused.
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• skhunted 2y ago
  Can you use it for subscriptions and have the future payments rejected if you decide to stop using this method for that subscription? Almost every credit card updates subscriptions to the new number automatically if you replace a card and get a new number.