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Products that do what How to Verify USDC Payments on Base Without a Payment Processor does
The Problem Nobody Talks About You want to accept a $10,000 USDC payment. You have two options: Option A: Integrate a payment processor like Coinbase Commerce. Set up an account, embed their checkout widget, handle their SDK. Pay $100 in fees (1%). Option B: Build your own blockchain listener. Learn ethers.js, subscribe to USDC transfer events, handle reorgs, confirmations, edge cases. Two weeks of work, minimum. There's no middle ground. No service that just tells you: "Yes, this specific payment arrived." Until now. https://paywatcher.dev?utm_source=hackernews
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We've applied to this intake of YC. We're a streamlined product which allows people to connect a coinbase account (or another payment method) and visit all their favourite online stores and checkout with one click and pay by bitcoins. Regardless of whether or not the merchant accepts bitcoins. Works on Amazon/Best Buy/Anything... Would appreciate the feedback! www.joinsnapcard.com
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Hey everyone! We're the folks from Codelitt Incubator. We pay several of our employees either entirely or partially in BTC. This is a huge pain every month when we run payroll. Normally it consists of a wire to Bitstamp (which includes a steep fee), buying the BTC on Bitstamp, sending to our company wallet, collecting receiving addresses, and then paying our employees. Because of this we're building a dead simple BTC Payroll. Our main goal is to make it easy for you to request that your employer pays you in BTC (partially or completely). We don't hold any money nor Bitcoins. It all happens…
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A friend(@wolever) and I spent the weekend hacking up a small web app which makes it easy for you to sell digital goods for Bitcoins. Once a customer has clicked the “buy” button, we take care of giving them a unique address, monitoring that address for transactions, then securely notifying your website once a minimum number of confirmations have been received. Oh, ya, and then we send you the Bitcoins :) The website is here: BitWillet: http://www.bitwillet.com and there is a demo on the front page. (full disclosure: BitWillet uses the Willet, http://dev.getwillet.com, platform, of which I…
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