Smart Contract
Self executing code on a blockchain
Smart contracts introduce programmable functionality but increase complexity. For simple payment acceptance, they are often unnecessary. Added complexity must justify commercial benefit.
Self executing code on a blockchain
Smart contracts introduce programmable functionality but increase complexity. For simple payment acceptance, they are often unnecessary. Added complexity must justify commercial benefit.
Reversal of card payments through banking system
Control and safekeeping of digital assets via private keys
Difference between explicit fee and embedded spread
Matching payments to invoices or orders
Contract terms governing service ending
Fiat funds held before payout