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thanks for the feedback. In the near future we have planned to expand our listing. Berlin and Munich will be our top priority.

Thanks for the feedback and happy that you found your restaurant. Currently we are using typesense. We have picked approx 500 restaurants in London from google reviews.

Butler, inspired by Perplexity, is an AI-powered and conversational search engine that assists users in finding restaurants by answering queries such as "a cosy restaurant that serves italian food and has a price range of $100-$200" and querying reviews to determine whether the restaurant meets their needs, such as "what do people think of pasta? "What do people dislike about this location?”

We have published the MVP, which includes basic functionality such as restaurant search and reviews, including a list of some of the top restaurants in London, Paris, New York, San Francisco and Barcelona.

Thanks for the feedback.

Because the user already has a card, it means it has been verified by the bank (AMLc, CTF, etc.), and the bank has the final say on each transaction. I based ThreadPay on the logic of "checkout as guest" when purchasing something online; in my case, you pay an individual rather than a merchant.

According to security considerations, there are three layers:

1. The bank is the base layer. At any time, the bank may limit, suspend, or enforce any regulation on the user card.

2. The provider - Most payment providers, such as Stripe, have their own risk analysis products.

3. ThreadPay - based on the observation we will enforce our layer of security also. (We don’t have one at the moment)

The MVP is functional. However, only with test card data.

Thanks for the feedback. Right now finding a provider to facilitate transfers is the biggest challenge.

Thanks for the replies, since i'm outside of U.S I wanted to open a U.S bank account through Stripe Atlas.