I was talking about doing it with cashu and not requiring customers to buy or even know about Bitcoin. they "just use that card thing that all the local businesses accept at a discount" and they can top it up at any merchant (this is where the Bitcoin transaction happens behind the scenes) or cash out if they were just a visitor to town for the day and didn't spend it all.
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That’s exactly my vision. My wallet is built completely on Cashu. But the more I work with it, the more invisible I want it to be. I am also making the wallet present amounts in the local currency unit of choice.
The big thing I learned while travelling is that the local currency is pretty much hardwired into everyone’s brain to make pricing decisions. After a few days, as a traveller, you begin to do the same. But everybody knows Visa and Mastercard and are willing to do transactions, if they are equipped. But it’s all done in local currency.