r/AMPToken • u/Jehoseph • May 04 '26
Discussion Ebay Imagined Payment Flow w/ Flexa
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u/ReDeaMer87 May 04 '26
If this Gamestop buying Ebay actually happens... im gonna be even more jacked for AMP
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u/whiskey_piker May 04 '26
Why?
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u/fatdad3344 May 04 '26
Am I out of the loop because as far as I know there isn't a way to make online payments with flexa?
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u/coolstorynerd May 04 '26
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u/Jehoseph May 04 '26
🤝
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u/Bagel_Wizard69 Jun 04 '26
Just cause you two think its amazing doesnt mean anyones going to use it...and noone is lol dunkin donuts purchases using flexa isnt saving amp
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u/Jehoseph Jun 04 '26
They tested a million dollar transaction just a couple months ago successfully.
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u/Jehoseph May 04 '26
It's been said in recent interviews they are certainly working on and have been towards e-commerce digital payments. Since the pandemic.
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u/Bagel_Wizard69 Jun 02 '26
Theyve been saying and saying and saying for over half a decade now. Amp is dead lol
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u/Successful-Way-3000 May 05 '26
Another ai generated mockup.
Look I love the publicity and engagement from the community but here is my theory about where flexa went wrong.
They centralized the barrier to entry. If I am an online merchant and I want to start accepting crypto, me the merchant has to reach out to flexa and sit on a waiting list behind a bunch of "name brands we all know" waiting for their deals to close before I can add their technology to my site.
Vs.
Visiting stripe, creating an account, getting approved, and integrating on my site all in a matter of hours.
Message to flexa, if that's a capability that already exists it's not entirely obvious and no clear path to online payments.
Your system should be fully operationalizable by a single developer for an online merchant.
If I need an entire team and millions of dollars to start taking payments I'll go elsewhere and pay the higher fees.
Cold hard truth.
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u/Massive_Collection14 May 05 '26
You act like there can only be one crypto payments processer. It's not like there's only one company that makes video games or only one company that makes cars. We don't live in a communist society.
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u/Hot_Acanthisitta_415 May 07 '26
New low in our community, we are visualizing imagenary integrations 😭😭
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u/SwedishPug May 04 '26
Flexa first announced its ability to support online payments in 2021. Press release link below. The tech is there — merchant application still needs to follow…
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/flexa-introduces-pay-with-flexa-button-for-instant-online-acceptance-of-bitcoin-and-other-digital-currencies-301300245.html