Curious how usable this would be just doing currency exchange from a credit card outside of Thailand. Most are happy to do the exchange for a small fee -- often smaller than the spread on existing p2p methods.
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Ahh looks like they have a 500 THB limit with the intention of NOT turning this into a siphon to remove Bitcoin from the country to foreigners.
That actually makes a lot of sense. Guess I'll just hope this turns into something we copy over here in the US. Toasttab (a restaurant tablet POS) sure uses QR codes for payment in a lot of restaurants and the time around when those are paid sure does seem to match up with the time expectations here, given that there is always going to be more of a delay than paying the code yourself rather than waiting for someone online to do it.
Sadly I am realizing that most restaurants I go to actually don't turn this feature on, and instead just process cards at the table. Presumably to feel more "personable."
Still, some do print the QR codes on the bill, and presumably we wouldn't need a TON for a proof of concept.
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