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Re: How to struggle hard when you in choise of Payment Gate for Gambling project
Have someone research for you what are the known payment systems for each of those countries. Because there could be conflicts if your payment system will be in crypto.
We've heard the news about China restricting crypto transactions.
And that's why you have to make a research first before deciding what is to accept and that depends on the demand for each of those countries if those are the countries as your target market.
We've heard the news about China restricting crypto transactions.
And that's why you have to make a research first before deciding what is to accept and that depends on the demand for each of those countries if those are the countries as your target market.
Maybe conduct a short market survey or just dig info over the net.
Because just like you said, since China has restrictions when it comes to crypto, it is not advisable to have payment in crypto only.
You will consider their fiat, CNY, and that will entail other legal requirements to fulfill to accept this method.
Japan and Thailand may be more acceptable with crypto payment, but then again, you need to research about their gambling protocols.
Every single payment method that will give them demand is what they must have. Any adaptable payment method that's friendly not just to them but mostly to their players for those specific countries is what they aim for.
It's actually one of the first moves that they have to do and that's good since someone has asked for it.
ty for advices
Re: How to struggle hard when you in choise of Payment Gate for Gambling project
We want to open a gaming business for Asian countries - Japan, China, and Thailand. What payment systems do you think will be convenient for this region? Thanks in advance.
Re: $260,000 giveaways for holders! / Supportive NFT-Collection Sales Campaign
Something the founders of FAPP have become too kind. They have already given out quite a few NFTs, as I heard, and continue to create giveaways. I have a feeling that the prize pool is much less than they say it is!
It seems that now the world is divided into three camps: those who like NFT; those who think this is a stupid waste of money; and those who do not even know about them or do not care. Personally, I like some works of digital art, and the rest I consider to be indispensable.
And which NFTs do you like? I haven’t found anything exciting or original, which I haven’t seen before.I also do not associate NFT exclusively with computer games. Today they can be installed on Twitter as an avatar, resell and make good money on it. In addition, computer non-fungible tokens seem boring to me personally.
How boring is that? There are also different weapons and characters, and combat awards, and much more. What then do you think are not dull?When I first heard about NFT, I also thought it was more of a bloated story. And then I looked, bought myself one, and then resold it for a lot of money. It seems to me that people love to collect something. Look how many numismatists there are today. It is this art collecting, only on a new level.