Sep 4, 2018 · 1 min read
There is a case for using Bitcoin as payment for internet services even if the store owner doesn’t want Bitcoin.
Receiving payments on the internet implies using a payment provider that will charge customers credit cards. For that service it will charge the store owner at least 4%. If you add the State fees that can’t be ignored when using that, total fees go to at least 12%.
Even if the consumer buys Bitcoin paying 2% fees on LocalBitcoins and the store owner pays 2% when selling it for State money, even then it is worth using Bitcoin for just that transaction.
