openspend

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https://openspend.riamu.io
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Comment · 4 months ago
Comment · 10 months ago
Banks already do all these and as the OP mentioned, it's a layer on top of the bank. It's still traceable and fully compliant by the fact that banks know who is sending to who and how much with date time stamps.
Comment · 10 months ago
For users/customers to make an effort to complete an online e-transfer, the incentive is to purchase the product or service with -2.9% + -$0.30 OFF or similar.
Comment · 10 months ago
I believe these companies are already doing it and charging a fee because they provide compliance and have required MSB licenses.

1. https://plaid.com/products/transfer/

2. https://www.flinks.com/products/pay

3. https://paytm.com/online-payments

OpenSpend should be open-source and free, unlike the companies mentioned above.

The idea is not only to provide the software but also legal templates like cancellation policy, refund policy, dispute resolution, etc., for different jurisdictions.

Comment · 10 months ago
Trying to solve it with OpenSpend. Feel free to steal the idea.

Sending e-transfers to businesses to pay for things is legal, unless I am mistaken. Please enlighten me.

Comment · 10 months ago
Comment · 11 months ago
Definitely solving a real problem!

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