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   by tinyprojects 1mo ago

   Yes, this is exactly what it does! To confirm, Zoneless does have KYC built in - its a bring your own API key system that plugs right in, and you get 500 free verification checks per month via Didit. There are guides in the docs on how this
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   by tinyprojects 1mo ago

   thank you!
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   by tinyprojects 1mo ago

   Zoneless is open-source, self-hostable and has no transaction fees
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   by tinyprojects 1mo ago

   I think there's a few screenshots in some older posts!
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   by tinyprojects 1mo ago

   Hey thanks! I appreciate that. Nothing in particular; I overhauled the design pretty recently and wrote about it on my blog if you're interested (in my HN bio)
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   by tinyprojects 1mo ago

   Thanks for the support Peter, I appreciate it!
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   by tinyprojects 1mo ago

   You can use whichever you like - but yes you will have to abide by their terms. Zoneless has an open-source checkout to accept payments/subscriptions via stablecoins if you wanted a completely self-hosted alternative. I am very aware t
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   by tinyprojects 1mo ago

   Thanks, really appreciate that!
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   by tinyprojects 1mo ago

   Definitely other options out there. The main difference is Zoneless is open-source and self-hostable, so there's no transaction fees charged on top. Zoneless has KYC built in via Didit along with additional risk / compliance tool
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    by tinyprojects 1mo ago

    Thank you good sir!
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    by tinyprojects 1mo ago

    Appreciate you raising this, especially given your Connect experience. This is a fair concern. Zoneless does verify the identity of payout recipients through Didit, and marketplaces can require KYC before the first payout. We also have supp
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    by tinyprojects 1mo ago

    A good way to operate this is to keep using a regular payment processor for checkout, but use this for payouts, so you can still accept cards and enjoy fee savings (there's a prompt on the homepage that will set it up for you just like
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    by tinyprojects 1mo ago

    Totally get this - one reason I built this was due to the risk of being shut down or rejected from a traditional payment platform. With this there's no risk of being rejected as 1) you can self-host it yourself, and 2) everything is se
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    by tinyprojects 1mo ago

    Going good thanks - it was a tiny side project that span out into being my full time job for the past few years :) A lot of fun to run also.
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    by tinyprojects 1mo ago

    The marketplace is called PromptBase, which I've been bootstrapping for the past few years (now around ~500k users). Thanks for this feedback, that could be clearer - the $6 is the total network fees for the underlying rails if you wer
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    by tinyprojects 1mo ago

    Yes it uses USDC behind the scenes, which is regulated, fully reserved, and designed to stay at $1 (very different to USDT) - there's no Stripe behind the scenes, it's completely independent. I totally understand where you're
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    by tinyprojects 1mo ago

    Yes, its mainly for marketplace operators / creator platforms right now to pay sellers, specifically global marketplaces where Stripe Connect may not support the country of the seller. Microtransaction marketplaces (transactions < $
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    Show HN: Open-source Stripe Connect alternative(zoneless.com)

    83 points by tinyprojects 1mo ago|37 comments
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    How to Grow Your Marketplace to 500k Users(zoneless.com)

    2 points by tinyprojects 2mo ago|0 comments
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    Coding Slow Is Smooth, Coding Smooth Is Fast(daily.tinyprojects.dev)

    2 points by tinyprojects 4mo ago|1 comments
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    by tinyprojects 5mo ago

    Zoneless is an open-source Stripe Connect alternative
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    by tinyprojects 6mo ago

    Thanks! Zoneless was not affected by this
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    by tinyprojects 6mo ago

    Thanks!
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    by tinyprojects 6mo ago

    Thanks for the feedback! It depends on if they make a sale, but we run a daily payout system currently on PB. We've not had any concerns from sellers regarding this, some prefer USDC because it is more stable than holding their own cur
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    Show HN: Zoneless – Open-source Stripe Connect clone with $0.002 fees using USDC(github.com)

    15 points by tinyprojects 6mo ago|7 comments
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    Midjourney's Market Share Is Dropping: Live Data from a Prompt Marketplace(promptbase.com)

    1 points by tinyprojects 11mo ago|1 comments
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    by tinyprojects 3y ago

    I've been banging my head against a wall the past few days trying to work out a solution to this. I've yet to make a decision, but my discoveries / theories so far: - Stripe Atlas accounts are treated separately to regular US
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    by tinyprojects 3y ago

    Worth a shot if anyone can help me out / is facing the same problem. I'm a US non-resident (from the UK) who registered a business via Stripe Atlas, and used Earth Class Mail (a Stripe Atlas partner) to setup and incorporate my co
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    by tinyprojects 3y ago

    I am facing this issue where I received an Earth Class Mail PMB XXXXX address when setting up my Stripe Atlas account and registering my business (I am a US non-resident), and now my account is being threatened to be shut down in 14 days if
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    Show HN: Build tiny AI apps by chaining prompts together(promptbase.com)

    1 points by tinyprojects 3y ago|0 comments