What is the best advice for on-boarding a small business to…
What is the best advice for on-boarding a small business to accepting BSV?
Will reward the most helpful (subjectively) answer with £15 in BSV.
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You company may not receive too many payments through this channel but it creates an image that your company is adaptable, lean, able to integrate with the latest technologies and downright awesome!
The best way to get into Bitcoin is to earn it. Early adopters yield the highest returns.
And once there are new services and use cases that require Bitcoin they will already have some.
Think of the guys who accepted thousands of Bitcoin for a pizza.
To get them over the exchange rate fear, make a simple limited legallychained.com agreement with them to buy the future income in BSV from them with original FIAT
value (receipts to verify sale) up to a certain amount for a few months. Sponsor stickers.
directly accepting BSV is hard. That would mean they have to learn lot of things from the beginning. A third party liquid provider (like FloatSV) who will convert their BSV to fiat at the time of purchase will help them get rid of payment fees. Just QR it.
1 - You can receive payments from all over the world
2 - A small percentage will be BSV payments
3 - If you are willing to hold this could embed an average GBP cost approach
4 - BSV works well, differently from BTC
5 - Wallet can show FIAT rate
Get them to sign up to Coingate and they can receive Euros instantly https://coingate.com/accept/bsv/bitcoin-sv
When the next update of POP! by HandCash.io comes out, I think we can push that app to every merchant worldwide for accepting BSV easily without worry for the merchant.
Still make a starter agreement to buy their BSV at customer-market rate for a while.
Instant benefits:
- no credit-card chargebacks (usually a big hurdle for small businesses)
- it's a global payment system
- almost no fees
- almost instant
Hurdles to overcome:
- need to show prices in fiat
- need to convert automatically to fiat
At this stage (2019 ) the best way is to be there with the person and start the conversation...
Migrate some aspect of a business process that is low risk to BSV such that costs are lowered.
For example, have the small business do document exchange over BSV with a single vendor - profits can be gained yet the fallback is to revert to the old process
My advice is don't accept BSV for payment. Instead, leverage the blockchain as an EventSource in an event-driven backoffice application architecture.
Im looking for afew select partners in your area that i can send my bsv clients too. Bob down the street signed up and we want one more partner in this area.Talk them thru downloadingwallet &ding them a satoshi.Refer2poloniex to sell cash&freewiretobank gl
Done this for different product very sucessful results just over phone to save time and money. Your welcome
I always did this by first showing them how easy it is to use... And start them off with a generous tip. They normally get excited and then offer to buy any profits they make buy purchasing the the bitcoin off them with fiat if they don't want to in invest
An Actor is a small business. I offered them enough of it to force twenty of them to accept the roles. Some accepted thousands, some hundreds, we negotiated peer to peer. Purchase something from them and offer to pay for it in BSV with a premium.