If you apply all these tips, then you will not have any problems in your country?
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For instance if you don't expect less than a couple of payments per month then going with a payment processor like Bitpay may not be the best idea. setting up a simple light (SPV) wallet such as Electrum and accepting payments that way is a much easier option. you can print out the QR code of a single address and stick it in front of the cashier with a bitcoin is accepted here sign so that if anyone wanted they can pay that way.
if it is more number of payments then you may want a more elaborate setup and possibly think about setting up a full node instead of an SPV wallet and generate a new address for each payment.
and if it is a lot of payments and you want the fiat equivalent so that you never have to worry about the fluctuations but also if you are ok with the fees they take from you then use Bitpay.
if it is more number of payments then you may want a more elaborate setup and possibly think about setting up a full node instead of an SPV wallet and generate a new address for each payment.
and if it is a lot of payments and you want the fiat equivalent so that you never have to worry about the fluctuations but also if you are ok with the fees they take from you then use Bitpay.
To start with, I’am owner of a small coffee shop and the business goes well now, because we caught the wave in the right time several years ago. Now, ofc crypto will be on the peak, but I’am afraid not in my country yet. We are planning start-up (fast food) and want to stand up from the crowd by adding crypto as a payment method. Who have an experience/ knowledge of such integration, help me please with the process step by step?
I think you should see, how many cryptocurrency are popular in your country if crypto is not popular in your country, I think you should delay your wishes. Because it's not good for your luck.
To start with, I’am owner of a small coffee shop and the business goes well now, because we caught the wave in the right time several years ago. Now, ofc crypto will be on the peak, but I’am afraid not in my country yet. We are planning start-up (fast food) and want to stand up from the crowd by adding crypto as a payment method. Who have an experience/ knowledge of such integration, help me please with the process step by step?
I think you can start your fast food with two different payment method. The first one is fiat and the other one is crypto. I think one or two kind of crypto can be accepted like btc or eth. The purpose of two payment method is we are just trying or observing how many people will pay crypto. Majority will pay fiat but we want to get the percentage of who will pay using crypto.
That's a cool mechanism of marketing tasks! You really can make some discount in BTC or ETH or cashback. 
Yes I also accepted that you can make some more amount that it will be definitely good and it will be also a extra encouragement for us so I also accept that for for this moment but in future you cannot say what happened next this my opinion .
To start with, I’am owner of a small coffee shop and the business goes well now, because we caught the wave in the right time several years ago. Now, ofc crypto will be on the peak, but I’am afraid not in my country yet. We are planning start-up (fast food) and want to stand up from the crowd by adding crypto as a payment method. Who have an experience/ knowledge of such integration, help me please with the process step by step?
when it comes to managing crypto payments, bitpay is the most popular crypto processor but if you are in need of other alternatives visit this link https://blog.blockonomics.co/top-5-bitpay-alternatives-46df15ea0c31 and if am not mistaken specctrocoin has something similar in place for merchants, visit this link for more info https://spectrocoin.com
I think this shouldn't be much of a big problem. First you have to decide on which crypto you will be accepting and then open a wallet of it. Try to keep every details safe and secure. Then find a means to convert it to fiat so that it will be available for use. you can exchanges like binance, bitpay and then likes for this.
To start with, I’am owner of a small coffee shop and the business goes well now, because we caught the wave in the right time several years ago. Now, ofc crypto will be on the peak, but I’am afraid not in my country yet. We are planning start-up (fast food) and want to stand up from the crowd by adding crypto as a payment method. Who have an experience/ knowledge of such integration, help me please with the process step by step?
to start, you only need to do the application by accepting crypto payments. I think that now the government is still difficult to cooperate with, so you have to do it yourself. try to accept crypto payments and that is a good step in introducing crypto to the wider community. accepting payment via crypto does require a struggle, but when you can do it passionately you will produce what you expect. To start with, I’am owner of a small coffee shop and the business goes well now, because we caught the wave in the right time several years ago. Now, ofc crypto will be on the peak, but I’am afraid not in my country yet. We are planning start-up (fast food) and want to stand up from the crowd by adding crypto as a payment method. Who have an experience/ knowledge of such integration, help me please with the process step by step?
Trying to open a payment with cryptocurrency is a good courage. There are several elements so that cryptocurrency payments can work in the middle of the general public, including:
1. A legal policy determined by either the government or individuals.
2. Agencies that serve as the container for transactions or can be called cryptocurrency servers.
3. Equipment used as a means of payment.
4. Mechanism that must be done in payment.
5. Infrastructure that supports the process of payment and return of crytocurrency.
To start with, I’am owner of a small coffee shop and the business goes well now, because we caught the wave in the right time several years ago. Now, ofc crypto will be on the peak, but I’am afraid not in my country yet. We are planning start-up (fast food) and want to stand up from the crowd by adding crypto as a payment method. Who have an experience/ knowledge of such integration, help me please with the process step by step?
would be better if you consider pos , like pundi x they have a simple machine where any people can buy and receive crypto currency in real time , it's quick and easy. Try searching for it. heard alot of reviews from it
Wow, that's a great idea of your's. I think the payment method of bitcoin would be possible soon or in the future. And for the development of cryptocurrency, this is implemented already and i think there are now shops that accepts bitcoin as payment.
To start with, I’am owner of a small coffee shop and the business goes well now, because we caught the wave in the right time several years ago. Now, ofc crypto will be on the peak, but I’am afraid not in my country yet. We are planning start-up (fast food) and want to stand up from the crowd by adding crypto as a payment method. Who have an experience/ knowledge of such integration, help me please with the process step by step?
This is a very good idea. In the future, we will pay using cryptocurrency for almost everything.And whoever is the first to introduce this payment method in his business will earn the most.
You should try to avoid payment processors if possible, especially when you're only running a small business where it would be more than manageable. Coffee shop items are small purchases, and if crypto hasn't taken off, as you said, things should be fairly simple on your end. All you really need to do is set up a desktop/mobile wallet at your counter that can generate QR codes that your customers can scan. You can choose to move the coins to a more secure wallet at the end of the day or keep them there indefinitely.
This should be at least good enough at first especially if you only really want to do it to attract customers. If the demand is stronger than anticipated, which I kind of doubt, you can look into the more sophisticated options.
This should be at least good enough at first especially if you only really want to do it to attract customers. If the demand is stronger than anticipated, which I kind of doubt, you can look into the more sophisticated options.
To start with, I’am owner of a small coffee shop and the business goes well now, because we caught the wave in the right time several years ago. Now, ofc crypto will be on the peak, but I’am afraid not in my country yet. We are planning start-up (fast food) and want to stand up from the crowd by adding crypto as a payment method. Who have an experience/ knowledge of such integration, help me please with the process step by step?
If you are not sure of that process, think of it twice because it is also hard to make another type of payment in your business. Try to search on some online store that is accepting bitcoin and try to ask them. I suggest also to watch on Youtube on some tutorial on how to accept bitcoin as a payment. 
It depends where you are
If you are open to other alts apart from BTC and BCH i suggest you should try and check out https://pundix.com/
I personally participated in their ICO and it was impressive... The project is really progressing well. The company makes even payment XPOS devices for crypto payment which can easily be shipped to your country.
Please Check it out as an option.
If you are open to other alts apart from BTC and BCH i suggest you should try and check out https://pundix.com/
I personally participated in their ICO and it was impressive... The project is really progressing well. The company makes even payment XPOS devices for crypto payment which can easily be shipped to your country.
Please Check it out as an option.
I think Pundi X is a good suggestion, because Pundi X is one company that provides solutions in the form of cryptocurrency-based devices (POS) and Point of Sale, and Pundi X also has various features that can be activated / deactivated based on regulations in force in a country, for example regulation in Indonesia does not allow the use of cryptocurrency / other currencies as a medium of exchange (only IDR).
To start with, I’am owner of a small coffee shop and the business goes well now, because we caught the wave in the right time several years ago. Now, ofc crypto will be on the peak, but I’am afraid not in my country yet. We are planning start-up (fast food) and want to stand up from the crowd by adding crypto as a payment method. Who have an experience/ knowledge of such integration, help me please with the process step by step?
But what if that certain payment method of a crypto coin would eventually go down? What would you do? There is no good coin that could be as a payment method to use right now.
First you make a search if crypto is legal in your cpuntry before you put that into your business, then since you said that crypto is on the highest peak in your area much better if you start to provide blockchain wallet for your customer and the value of payment would be automatically converted in the local currency of your country like what i did.
Integrating the bitcoin payment system into your business,would definitely be a big boost to your establishment,but in one way or the other it depends on how widely used/popular the bitcoin/cryptocurrencies are in the part of the world were you come from...
You'll be also doing the technology much good in our quest for mass adoption
You'll be also doing the technology much good in our quest for mass adoption
The most simplest method to collect a bitcoin payments is to create a wallet with own private key print the qr code of this wallet and put it on the front of the cashier for them to be able to scan by customers who are willing to pay bitcoin just like in Japan scan and pay then check your wallet in monitor if transactions is done or you can use an api to integrate payments into a bitcoin exchanger like coinbase.
but I’am afraid not in my country yet.
This statement defines a lot of the possibility you have in integrating your business to crypto payment. The simplest way is to create a wallet specifically for the business as suggested earlier and then accept transfers. As the technology improves in your country, you could have more advanced payment options. Jump to: