Topic: PEY – a Bitcoin payment terminal made from a smartphone (Read 573 times)
That looks pretty good, would be nice to see how it looks like.
This is a major step indeed. What we need is a low cost, easy to use and setup system to drive retail adoption. Imagine what changes this is going to bring when it reaches mainstream
I think that is great! Who says a payment method has to be monopolized.
pretty nice project - cheap and quick solution. thanks for sharing.
They were giving out the first 50 for free as a proof of concept.
The terminals are a plastic housing holding a cell phone. The 3D printing of it is probably more expensive than if they would mass produce a plastic mold.
The terminals are a plastic housing holding a cell phone. The 3D printing of it is probably more expensive than if they would mass produce a plastic mold.
What does the "PEY" mean?
It's probably just its name. Probably doesn't mean anything fancy.
it is a cheap and quick solution for the merchants who want to integrate bitcoin payment. It is a excellent business opportunity. If it will be applicable to the whole world, the business will be successful.
Looks pretty cool how much does it cost to make?
Why buy it when you can make it yourself? Germans are making Bitcoin payment terminals called PEY from… used Google Nexus 7 smartphones and 3D-printed housings.
- Read full article HERE and don't forget to leave your comments below!
This looks really interesting, wow.
What does the "PEY" mean?
Why buy it when you can make it yourself? Germans are making Bitcoin payment terminals called PEY from… used Google Nexus 7 smartphones and 3D-printed housings.
- Read full article HERE and don't forget to leave your comments below!
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