Why Bitcoin

Bitcoin payments are final and cannot be reversed. Both on-chain and Lightning transactions are irreversible — eliminating the risk of chargebacks.

Bitcoin payments, especially via Lightning, are significantly cheaper than credit cards, PayPal, or other traditional payment methods.

Bitcoin works worldwide — without banks, without restrictions, and independent of a customer’s country of origin or payment infrastructure.

Payments are deposited directly and instantly into your own Bitcoin wallet — with no delays, no batch settlements, and no rolling reserves from payment providers.

The easiest way to acquire Bitcoin is to accept it as a payment method — without having to buy it yourself.

Businesses that accept Bitcoin often gain additional visibility, media coverage, social media reach, and recommendations from the Bitcoin community.

Bitcoiners prefer shops that accept Bitcoin — even if they do not yet want to spend their Bitcoin. They follow, support, and recommend merchants who accept Bitcoin.

Experience shows that Bitcoiners return products far less frequently. Bitcoin users tend to be value-driven, loyal, and deliberately support merchants who accept Bitcoin. This results in:

• lower return rates

• fewer fraudulent returns

• more stable customer relationships

Whether physical products, digital goods, services, B2C or B2B — Bitcoin works for almost any legal business model.

Lightning enables payments in the cent range. This makes new digital business models possible (pay-per-article, pay-per-minute, digital services, etc.) that are technically or economically impossible with credit cards.

Bitcoin payments do not require sensitive customer data. Fewer data equals less risk and reduced compliance requirements.

Bitcoin works around the clock — even on weekends and holidays.

Accepting Bitcoin signals innovation, technological openness, and customer-centricity — especially attractive for digital-native audiences.