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Payments business
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payments
So your payments business, as an example, can you just illustrate to the audience how your consumer and the businesses are interacting with your app in facilitating payments? The foundation of our payments business is basically payment network, also
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...this business is also called prepayments. This ends up being a win win for all the parties involved. The merchant gets a discounted upfront cash inflow.
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...business is also called prepayments. This ends up being a win win for all the parties involved. The merchant gets a discounted upfront cash inflow. The consumer gets to split large purchases into multiple interest free installments, and then the merc
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...business in Austin, Texas. Selling their wares locally for many, many years. And we were talking to Renee, their CEO, and her frustration was that she had to actually decline international wholesale orders because they couldn't just figure out the wa
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...primary payments platform. So you may be wondering, why would any of those 36,000,000 people make the switch to stablecoins? If you're a small business who's operating on those wafer thing margins and trying to figure out how to make ends meet, this
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...at a business, if you flip that business to consumer, that is a $30,000,000,000,000 TAM or a $30,000,000,000,000 volume addressable opportunity. And you can think of that as, like, insurance company needs to, like, pay a payout after a car insurance,
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...or business paying payments are going? The payments need to be smarter, they need to be faster, they need to be safer, all those kind of things that's where we're investing, but that's not from week on week. We look out, you know, two, three years, a
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about 10% more in terms of the basket size, so the amount of things that people are purchasing. And then some of the companies are reporting up to 80% more in terms of the actual transaction. So that's pretty significant for retailers, and I think it
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...their business. The rest of their business is what I would think of as, like, a like, point of sale loans or short term installment loans with interest rates ranging from, you know, 10 to 30% and terms that range from thirty days to six or eighteen m
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...payments is about a 120,000,000,000,000 if they can access it. B to b commerce is actually just much larger than b to c commerce if you think about the amount of money that flows over invoices that are, paid via ACH or wire. Visa, I think, is intense
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