Worldline Not Crediting Card Payments to Merchants, Bitcoin Is Superior

Worldline Not Crediting Card Payments to Merchants, Bitcoin Is Superior

Nearly every physical retailer is accepting in-store card payments, either through credit, debit or bank cards. Most consumers have access to these types of payment in the Western world, and cashless payments are slowly but surely becoming the norm in several countries. But when merchants are not receiving the funds from these card payments due to the third-party company processing these transactions, it becomes clear once again why alternatives such as Bitcoin are so valuable. Depending on which part of the world you live in, paying with a bank-issued debit card – not Visa or Mastercard –....


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