Topic: Why isn't dwolla used in more places? (Read 368 times)
The few experiences I've had dealing with Dwolla have been positive and fee structure is simple and ridiculously low, especially compared to some other options. I mostly deal with low-mid sized transactions (typically in the high $XXX range), so 2-4% via BitInstant or a $15 fee for a bank transfer really adds up. Unfortunately, it seems like Mt. Gox is the only place that actually takes Dwolla; everywhere else that I have seen relies on bank transfers, BitInstant (which is fantastic, BTW), or a slew of alternate e-currency services. So why no love for Dwolla? Is it because it is a US-only thing?
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