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1/ 'Tap to pay' from your Privy wallet

In order to rearchitect the financial system on crypto rails, we need to make crypto usable. 

Last week, we demo'ed a way for users to buy $5 items with your Warplet via a simple phone tap. 

Here's how you can do it too 👇

3/ Farcon was the perfect opportunity to reimagine crypto payments with Privy Pay:

1️⃣ Critical mass of IRL users with funded wallets
2️⃣ Warpcast recently released mini app linking with context
3️⃣ Most phones today support NFC
4️⃣ Lots of people at our happy hour wanted Privy hats

4/ The experience is built on two core building blocks

💳 The terminal: Checkout built on a Raspberry Pi with a programmable NFC tag and custom 3D printed enclosure

📱 The mini app: URL to deep link into the Privy Pay mini app with a preloaded transaction

See it in action

5/ Big thank you to the @farcaster team for giving us amazing legos to build and to Blackbird for being an inspiration for brining onchain payments to the real world.

Check out our blog for more detail on how to stand up a flow like this yourself!

5/ Big thank you to the @farcaster team for giving us amazing legos to build and to Blackbird for being an inspiration for brining onchain payments to the real world.

Check out our blog for more detail on how to stand up a flow like this yourself!

https://privy.io/blog/onchain-payments-with-privy-pay

2/ In today's world, 'tap to pay' isn't just convenient, it's transformative. 

Every coffee shop, retail store, and subway station offers this seamless experience: unlock your phone, hover over a small screen, and you're done.

Users shouldn't accept anything less.

How far away from me being able to recommend this to small businesses as a crypto POS solution is this?

What are your thoughts around shipping address handling?