/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55847635

Feepal sucks.

>>55847635
Nah, crypto shouldn't be made any easier for "people"/retards.
Everyone will go through the same process of seeing the price pump higher and higher and then be forced by FOMO to study and understand how everything works in order to make insane gains. Making it more user friendly and retarded just breeds more retardation, laziness and centralization into the space which kills the Golden Goose.

>>55847848
you are dumb as fuck

>>55847635
>goypal
>fines you for posting misinformation
>implying they'll have support for anything other than NSAcoin

>>55847839
Lmao

I prefer wise than Paypal.

>>55847635
I don't know this but I know UK Paypal users will be paused for crypto purchases.

>>55847848
I understand your point but that's not what I meant.

>>55847848
>more dumb normies in crypto with their money means I can’t make as much money
you, my dearest of friends, are retarded

>>55848042
Misinformation? You sure?

>>55848042
>durrr I just want to be a deranged racist posting conspiracy theories everywhere!!!
>Noooo what do you mean I am not wanted?

>>55847635
>posting the word nigger in this thread because paypal
NIGGER

>>55848500
Do what you want

>>55847635
Yes Paypal is the best

>>55847635
Who is using paypal here?

>>55847635
Is this a legit news????

>>55847635
You forgot Visa good news

>>55847635
I will never use paypal and i prefer using my local service

>>55847635
Haha and when launch?

>>55847635
Nigger

>>55848718
Fuck anon, PayPal might make a comeback, whether you like it or not. The UK holds a strong spot in PayPal's game.

>>55848970
What's your plan?

>>55847635
Paypal is the biggest shit in the world of financial institutions. If you want to lose your money because your account got indefinetly suspended, then go ahead.

>>55850303
Fuck anon, Its encryption and advanced fraud prevention tools set it apart as a superior choice.

>>55850303
PayPal not cutting it for some folks, huh? Well, when in doubt, just scout for an alternative that gels with your daily grind. Easy peasy – simple probs, simple fixes.

>>55850590
I would never buy coins in a centralised platform that is not secure

>>55850632
I reckon this is one of those "depends on the situation" deals, anon. Centralized platforms can still get your trust as long as they're fully secured and regulated, so your assets stay SAFU. No need to fret, really.

>>55850714
I doubt if there’s any

>>55849953
Why?

>>55847635
PayPal is making giant strides, but I'm still waiting for them to make that groundbreaking partnership in crypto, and that's partnership with CryptMi and Mastercard to enable swaps between digital assets and fiats of all kinds.

>>55850771
Seriously, anon, there's a bunch of companies putting security and regulation up front. No need to stick with just one and paint 'em all with the same brush. Hunt for the one that clicks with your needs, spreads benefits around, and is up for grabs no matter where you are

>>55850871
And ended up scams tsk

>>55847839
Hahaha feepal sucks.

>Truth

>>55850925
Saying it's fully regulated means it's no scam, anon. Instead, look for those that offer a mix of crypto and regular finance services, all user-friendly. There's just a few, really.

>>55850987
PayPal might have sucked in the past, but their recent partnership with Ledger for a fiat on-ramp in the US indicates they're making moves

>>55850590
>fag id

So who's gonna win? PYUSD, USDC OR USDT?

>>55851077
Name it fag
>>55851088
PYUSD is useless

>>55851102
Doesn't matter if it's useless if they force adoption and get government backing.

>>55851102
Kek, learn how to DYOR and don't rely here. Gemini, Tap Fintech, eToro, Wise, Venmo – just some of the other choices out there. Don't play dumb, get in the know.

>>55851077
TapFintech seems to cover that, but honestly, I'm not fully sold on it, and it's a bummer they're not in Asia.

>>55850303
Only a bunch of Web3 communists would say so. Just so you know, it is the most secure and fastest means of payment and has a global market share of over 32% for online payment services. Which other has this, if not some bunch of shitty fintech companies? Stripe and Stripe Connect jointly have a market share surpassing 40%; the one closest to this is Dutch-owned Adyen with 11%. All other competitors are in single digits, including Square, Braintree, and Venmo.

>>55851117
>>55851189
>>55851204
Asia is weak not gonna like

>>55851102
PayPal dropping a stablecoin, PYUSD, on Ethereum could be a game-changer. Might wanna hop in early before the hype train rolls.

>>55847635
Is it really a promising move?

>>55847635
Crypto has to be easily accessible and I like what PayPal is doing. CryptMI is also doing awesome job in making Crypto very much convenient and seamless. Kek

>>55848042
>>fines you for posting misinformation
This.
Imagine using a service that thinks it's in the right to steal your money for doin a hecking thought crime.

>>55851237
PayPal's got its perks, no doubt. But don't overlook AliPay, it's ruling the roost in Asia, especially India.

>>55850303
You really triggered the goypal bots with this one.

>>55851237
Asia's a prime spot to spread out, and if you're not seeing that, you better wise up on this front. The Philippines is a lively hub, all in on the prospects and chances brought by digital currencies. And don't forget about China, Singapore, South Korea, India and Vietnam.

>>55851368
PayPal is excellent. Wtf wtf

>>55851523
Honestly, Payment methods that can't be used in those regions should step up their game if they want to stay relevant.

>>55851603
Only paypal is best

>>55851237
This showcases just how misinformed you are. Ant, Alipay, and Tencent stand out as the prominent payment solution unicorns in China, and they fiercely compete with each other like paypal. Asia hosts some of the largest internet firms globally. These fintech companies maintain a firm grip in Asia, and any new cat stepping in might only scratch the surface unless a handful of users truly comprehend the unique edge they offer, if there is any. Kekek

>>55851234
PayPal does cater to all kinds of businesses, from the little guys to the big players, which makes it a popular pick across the board. But it's not everyone's cup of tea, especially considering its recent suspensions and the limitations it throws around for crypto purchases.

>>55851681
If they can fix the damn fees, both the transaction and conversion ones, I'm totally on board.

>>55847635
Hai Guise.
i am going to advise you on some shit.
late last year a buddy sent me one of those "quiver quotative" videos ( if you know...)
so in my degenerate gambling, i shadowed some of Pelosi's bets... on NVIDIA and Paypal.
we'll i sat for months suffering on NV and then whamo.... we know what happened.


I am convinced that the elites have access to information that soes not reach us into way later.... I think she saw ChatGPT before it actually poped off.

That being said. I am still eating it on PayPal.... but with what has beeen going on with Crypto ( and such) i think as they try to real it in PayPal will make a comeback ... as it will be one of the few games in to to be allowed to operate.

Fo fucks sake, they are fucking with my BNB so much - i had to get back into CRO.

Hard Times.

>>55851240
It must be a way to introduce CBDC, which will fail like every other.

>>55848042
>MISINFORMATION IS LE GOOD
Think before you type next time chud

>>55852234
they will force us to CBDCs... PayPal will receive (((The Blessing)))

>>55850303
Idk anon, the platform has done a number on many users in the space, not to mention their hidden fees. I for one would just explore other Fintech companies in the space with lower transaction fees and easy on-ramping from fiat to crypto

>>55851819
Every fintech company has its limitations and setbacks. No one is safe from this shit. Revolut has theirs, along with Wise and many more that even support crypto conversion. No one is excluded. Mention any, and I will check and tell you a better option that's way better.

This thread glows so hard.

>>55852317
On the fool who found comfort in using them.

>>55852337
You're right, no platform is flawless. Each has its good and not-so-good sides. What really matters is if it meets your expectations when you use it. That's the key.

>>55852497
I get it, but shitting on others because of the fee and other features is off the pitch. I don't use PayPal, and the one I use is not well known.

>>55852368
it does.

>>55852418
absolutely not.
all signs are pointing to total control of the populous with Crypto and digital currency.
I like many others used PayPal regularly b4 they got Pozzed. (ebay)


Maybe they will buy out Ledger or vice versa.... picrel.
now we know why there are PayPal threads today... they are harvesting social data.

>>55852497
I think whichever Fintech service I'm using should be able to pay for my travels and everyday things like shopping and even a gas refill. When the fees are lower then that's an advantage.

>>55847635
I hope they will work on their excessive international charges; otherwise, I'll stick with the Fintech that introduced the first crypto card program of Mastercard in 2018.

>>55850215
What about the payment app that were licensed and regulated by the Gibraltar Financial Services Commission? I'm using it without a hitch.

>>55850303
I'm using it without any issues, Fag. I'm also utilizing the Titanium card of the UK Stock Exchange's first listed crypto/fiat payment fintech.

>>55853024
The one I'm using has recently partnered with Bitfinex to provide the Bitfinex Debit Card. Move your lazy a$$ to research.

>>55852833
Anon, I'm only looking for the one that provides me with an all-in-one solution for crypto and traditional banking management.

>>55853363
Having the ability to make payments and manage assets on an app is a major plus anon. The one I'm using lets me build a portfolio with a sizable budget.

>>55852337
SmartAnons like me, opt for XTP-supported appsince they provide multi-currency accounts, which simplifies global money transfers.

>>55852317
I don't think they would force users though. There are always other compliant options like Bitpay, Tap, Paxful and Circle for people to explore anyway.

>>55852267
Wait, what?

>>55853504
Does that allow oldfags to trade any assets even if trading pairs don't exist? The GFSC regulated fintech allows me to do so, Anon.

>>55852871
>absolutely not.
>all signs are pointing to total control of the populous with Crypto and digital currency.
>I like many others used PayPal regularly b4 they got Pozzed


You can take a look at this. This is crazy. Why would someone be victimized because of their political views and opinions? It's absolutely madness.

>>55853497
Intuitive, low fee and complete control and management are what we all seek.

>>55853701
With the Tap2Tap feature, I can sling money around without those pesky fees and annoying limits, Pajeet.

>>55853595
Based anon, I remember bagging a decent amount before the token burn for gains.

>>55852234
The CBDC is definitely dead on arrival.

>>55853595
Certainly, it's your decision. Each person makes their choice based on what they perceive as advantageous

>>55854271
Limits can really scramble plans desu. I think another notable highlight is them letting me build my portfolio with a budget as low as $10.

>>55852175
Source?

PayPal has high fees and poor customer service

>>55853595
You're right about that, seeing as its already live in about 45+ countries and still counting. Ultimately global access could be achieved for users from everywhere.

>>55847635
VG

>>55850015
Same here, I also don't see any reason why I'll leave paying with crypto via my CryptMi card for Paypal ever

>>55853497
No doubts anon, being able to use the card for travel payments and opt for local currency withdrawals at ATMs is a major highlight.

Haha hmff

>>55856581
I also use that crypto card because of its zero fees on all transactions, but I don't think Paypal will be that bad if they can work on their fees

>>55853497
Have you tried considering CryptMi at all or you don't think it's possible?

>>55847635
what's your tap fintech?

>>55858058
Don't know about that

>>55847635
Shit happens when you're loyal to Paypal

>>55860036
Just spreading the news lol

>>55856208
Is that your only concern?

>>55855261
Will it really fail?

>>55860036
The delay in international remittances is sh*t, Anon. The GFSC regulated and licensed Fintech's multi-currency accounts, simplifying my global money transfers.

>>55858058
I'm sticking to the app that used to buy back & burn XTP 10% of profits every month.

>>55857489
That badass allows for instant conversion of cryptos into fiat at the point of sale, Anon.

>>55853701
Speaking of Compliant solutions CryptMi is another notable option, which offers seamless transactions with impressive cashbacks

>>55862504
Cashback sounds good