Rodrigo Ambrissi talks about
summary
A self-built point‑of‑sale device that controls its own circuit board and uses ESP32 encryption to avoid hidden secondary chips, supports Dash Bitcoin Cash Litecoin WeChat Pay and Alipay, and prints receipts in 3 seconds. Units sell from $200 web‑wallet model and a $100 countertop version with 12‑hour battery, NFC and SIM/Wi‑Fi. API and integration code live on GitHub; EletroPay routes merchant receipts straight to exchange accounts for near‑instant liquidity, targets exchanges as primary customers and lists ~250 interested merchants.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction to Electropay
- 1:04Device features and integrations
- 3:14Manufacturing and security benefits
- 5:43Risks of off-the-shelf POS devices
- 7:51OTC functionality and licensing
- 10:23How OTC transactions work
- 12:04Regulatory compliance and licensing
- 13:49Web wallet and pricing details
- 14:53Target customers and exchange integration
- 16:20OTC fees and merchant benefits
- 18:03User-friendly design and simplicity
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