0/ "Refunds" are a must-have feature for any payment processor. Unfortunately, the process can be long and tedious when you have to request them from merchants.
But, what about @WadzPay? How do they handle refunds?
1/ Refunds seem simple: return the product & get your money back right?
But, what about taxes like VAT or GST on your invoice? What if you need a refund a year later when tax rates have changed? What happens when you want a refund for one item out of the ten purchased? 😲
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2/ @Anish_tweeets said it wasn't an easy process to get this feature added. It is quite a complex one as you can imagine because of the various other charges attached to the prices of a product on an invoice.
3/ To get an idea, take a look at all the parties involved in a "regular" credit card transaction:
• Customer
• Merchant
• Issuing bank
• Acquiring bank
• Card associations
• Payment Processors
4/ @WadzPay isn't chasing the title of the next big #Layer1.
They've hired top talent from traditional payments world to harness blockchain's power for a better payments experience, benefiting merchants and customers alike.
5/ The @WadzPay API is integrated into the Point Of Sale (POS) terminals where the teller/cashier punches the total value of purchase to be paid and then payment type (cash/debit/credit/digital assets) is selected.
Say, the customer selects payment type as digital assets...
6/ ...the invoice and QR code is generated and customer makes his/her purchase.
Let's say they bought ten items on the invoice. Fast forward a year and for whatever reason, they want to return item #2 out of those ten.
7/ Now say, the VAT and GST charges have also changed since his last purchase.
@WadzPay has a system that interacts with the inventory management system in the background, so it can accept refunds, reset the GST/VAT, and generate a new invoice for both customer and merchant.
8/ ..and then re-publishes the entire detail for the merchant's book keeping system.
As you can tell, getting your money back is a bit complicated, but #WadzPay has made it easier by handling all the details like VAT/GST changes in just one invoice transaction.
9/ With @WadzPay, a single invoice can be broken down into a whopping 100 different ways and refunded to meet a merchant's specific requirements.
This revolutionary feature, called "multiple refunds", is completely unheard of in the #blockchain world.
10/ Currently, it's impossible to refund digital asset transactions. That's why payment processors are hesitant to use cryptocurrency in their daily interactions with users.
But #WadzPay has the technology to issue refunds on digital asset transactions.
11/ @StellarOrg has a refund feature called Clawback. But it can't be compared to @WadzPay's tech which allows setting up to 100 different refund parameters and seamlessly integrated into POS devices for payments.
12/ In my opinion: @WadzPay aims to disrupt payments by adding clear #blockchain advantages to legacy payment systems, while adhering to current regulatory laws.
New features may just need an add-on. Regulators won't have to scrap 50 years of work for this "new tech."
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13/ This is a win for the technology.
@WadzPay successfully bridges the gap between traditional payments and the new #blockchain tech with the release of #WadzPay 2.0.
The executive leadership have immense payments experience which contributes to such innovative solutions.
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14/ Conclusion: WadzPay 2.0 release is definitely exciting and I just covered one aspect - REFUNDS - in this thread.
I look forward to its implementation in real world use cases which I hear are in the pipeline.
1/ To get the masses on board with #blockchain, we need practical use-cases. This is where Anish's payment expertise comes in.
The @geidea pilgrim program & @DubaiDutyFree program lead the way as first-of-their-kind examples.
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2/ One of the main themes around @WadzPay is INTER-OPERABILITY.
“The beauty of the WadzPay ecosystem is it connects not just into one bank or one market. It’s a global system, which then gives access to different markets as well.” - @Anish_tweeets
1/ I will only cover points from the AMA that interest me:
- WadzPay 2.0
- USDC Algorand
- WadzPayChain (WPC)
- Geographical Markets
- WadzPay Offices
2/ WadzPay 2.0
It is technology enhancements that allows better settlement, consumer experience, seamless flow of funds, tokenisation etc.
It is a combination of different layers which is WadzPay and their strategic partners such as Algorand, USDC and others. ( $XDC is a partner)
2/ @WadzPay using $XDC technology means faster transaction speeds, negligible gas fees, military-grade security, along with XinFin’s focus on providing applications for trade finance and remittances.
This partnership enables $WTK solve interoperability issues. @Anish_tweeets
0/ We know that @jumio tech has been integrated by @WadzPay.
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I dove into Jumio and this is what I found...
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Did you know that Jumio was the first ever to invent the verification method of using a government-issued ID paired with a corroborating selfie? 😲
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It's guaranteed that you've used @jumio services for KYC at some point be it on a crypto exchange or passport verification or something along those lines.
(Video taken from Jumio website)
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2/ Jumio uses informed AI + machine learning to build the next generation of online identity verification and AML technologies to service over 10 industry sectors.
It is used for KYC/AML compliance, fraud detection, biometric authentication etc.
Kromatika's FELO (Fees Earning Limit Orders) are an innovative approach to limit orders in the #Ethereum Ecosystem.
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1/ What are limit orders though?
It is a direction to buy/sell an asset at a specified price. This allows traders to exercise better control of the prices at which they trade avoiding volatility.
A limit can be placed either as a buy or a sell order.
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Limit trades have been missing from #DEX protocols. They are a staple in traditional finance, also appearing on #CEX like #Binance or #coinbase.
Range orders on #uniswap are not the same as limit trades.