BlockPay is solving most of the security and business risks through modern Blockchain technologies and helps business around the world to accept digital payments for free! Using digital payments for buying products and services is still a struggle and in many countries small businesses suffer from horrendous processing fees, chargebacks, rolling reserves and especially from unstable currencies.
Hi and welcome to another episode of Crypto Tips. Today I want you to imagine going down to your local mini-mart and being able to purchase all of your items with Bitcoin, Ethereum, Steam or Dash or really any of your favorite cryptocurrencies. Just imagine that. Imagine being able to support your favorite cryptos in the way that they were meant to be used in the real world.
That is an investment to be speculated or as just a quick buck to be made by day trading. Well, prepare yourself because that day may come a lot sooner than you think. The creators of Blockade also are the creators of Fitchers and these guys are setting the stage for mass adoption and acceptance of digital currency as an alternative form of payment for businesses around the globe. Blockade allows for businesses to accept foreign currencies and most if not all digital currencies.
It's a free software that's very easy for the businesses to set up and it also enables for improved security against identity theft and it also has a reward system for returning customers. Of course, there are two sides to this. There is the business owner and there is a consumer. Now if you're trying to figure out which one is most likely to spread cryptocurrency into the masses, if you can look back into the credit cards, for example, the reason that credit cards were massively adopted was because big retailers began accepting that as a form of payment and I think the same will be said for cryptocurrencies.
However, I don't think that should discount the importance of us as consumers, asking questions. For example, if I go to, I don't care if I'm going to a bait and tackle shop in Indiana or if I'm in Macy's in downtown New York, I'm going to ask if I can pay with Bitcoin or Ethereum or like any cryptocurrency, whether or not I think they'll accept it or not. The fact that I ask at least will be a hint for them that the ties are starting to turn and that consumers are looking for other ways to pay for their merchandise. And even better, if I frequent this location, it's more likely of an occurrence for the business owner to ask me questions why you would be beneficial for me as a consumer and ultimately for them as a business owner to accept these alternative forms of payment.
Right now, I think the crypto sphere is like a snowflake and someone needs to get the ball rolling to turn it into an avalanche. And I think the guys at BlackPay are on the right path because you've just that. So thanks for watching this episode of crypto tips. If you like what you see here, give us a like, share it with your friends and follow us to get your weekly fix of all things crypto.